Body to Body: Full-Body Massage
Body to Body means exactly what it says. The masseuse massages with her whole body. Oil is applied to both her and you, and then she works with her forearms, thighs, stomach, and back. Her hands remain part of the experience—they’re just no longer the only tool.
The effect is different from a classic massage, because skin-to-skin contact transfers warmth and glides smoothly. The body stops distinguishing individual touches and instead perceives them more like waves. That’s why Body to Body is recommended for people whose minds are always at work. There’s simply no room left to analyze each individual movement.
With us, a Body to Body massage takes place on a heated mat or on a mattress, depending on what each masseuse has in her room.
Nuru: Japanese Original
Nuru is a Japanese word meaning slippery. The technique comes from Kawasaki and is associated with a gel made from nori seaweed. It is clear, odorless, feels a little like thick pudding to the touch, and glides much more than oil. The massage is performed on an inflatable mattress, as the gel needs space to spread.
In Czech offers, nuru and Body to Body are used as synonyms. When you see the word nuru with us, it almost always means a full-body massage with oil. The foreign name became popular because it sounds more exotic. If you specifically want gel made from nori, please ask in advance.
The practical difference between gel and oil is smaller than you might expect. Gel glides more and is harder to wash off. Oil feels more pleasant on the skin and gives the masseuse better control over pressure.
Tantra: a different pace, a different goal
Tantric massage comes from the Indian tradition and has a different focus. Gliding takes a back seat, while the work centers on breath and slowness. The masseuse relaxes the entire body over a long period, uses slow strokes, and often guides the client toward deeper breathing.
Climax in tantra is not a goal to be rushed toward. Some techniques even deliberately delay it, allowing the tension in the body to rise higher. From there, it is a direct path to lingam massage, which is rooted in tantra and works consciously with delaying pleasure.
Tantra needs time. Anyone who sets aside just an hour for it between two meetings deprives themselves of exactly what it is meant to offer.
Brief comparison
| Body to Body | Nuru | Tantra | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What is used for the massage | full body, oil | full body, nori gel | hands, slow strokes |
| Surface | mattress or heated mat | inflatable mattress | mattress, massage table |
| Pace | medium to brisk | brisk | slow |
| What it focuses on | skin-to-skin contact | maximum glide | breath and tension in the body |
| Best suited for | anyone who wants to switch off their mind | anyone who wants to try something unusual | anyone who enjoys a slower pace |
What to Choose for Your First Visit
Body to Body is the safest choice. It is clear, requires no preparation, and you will immediately understand what an erotic massage is all about.
Tantric techniques only really make sense once you know that a slower pace suits you. During your first visit, it’s easy to find yourself wondering whether you’re doing it right instead of simply relaxing.
And if it’s the novelty that appeals to you most, ask specifically for nori gel. The word “nuru” in the price list alone doesn’t tell you anything.
An overview of all the massages our masseuses offer can be found on the types of massages page. Each masseuse has her prices listed on her profile and in the price list.
