Frequently
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for Product: Doc Johnson Floral Scented Massage Oil - White Ginger |
| Q. What is the length of the lead between the tingler and the control? |
(Posted: 28th June, 2004) |
| A. The length is about 55CM in total (not including the tingler itself) just the cord. |
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| Q. What are some erotic massage tips? |
(Posted: 21st April, 2006) |
A. An erotic massage should be a pleasant, sensual experience and there many things that can be done to ensure this.
Firstly, you definitely do not want to be interrupted, so lock all your doors and unplug the phones (and if necessary) put the kids to bed.
The next thing you need to know is that a good massage is not a quickie. Be prepared to spend some time with your partner, and do your best to set the mood. Dim the lights, have a good massage area (couches are bad), light up some candles, make sure the room temperature and your hands are warm (not too hot), and soft relaxing music is always helpful.
Have your partner shower or bathe to relax and clean himself or herself.
Nice touches are … aromas … a sprinkle of scented rose petals over the bed … anything that will help set the mood.
Your goal in a massage is to put your partner in a state of relaxation; if you are scared or worried, it is very easy to read from your body language.
Start slowly, be sensitive to your partner’s response and adapt your technique accordingly; while great massages are not the easiest to give, it is also difficult to give a bad one if you keep this rule in mind. Rub some massage oil or cream in your hands to get it warm, and then go to work.
The whole concept of massage is built around being touched, so try to keep constant contact with your partner.
As you explore their body, try to do it in a continuous way to help keep your flow going, as well as to increase the intimacy. If you are learning massage for the first time, or learning to please a new partner, don't forget to communicate. You don't necessarily have to ask if every motion you try feels good, but don't be afraid to ask if they want something harder or softer, and make sure to listen to your partner's breathing, it is an excellent indication of how you are doing.
Try to keep your motions rhythmic, even, and symmetric when starting out. This will allow your partner to understand what is going on, and relax even more. As you get more experience, you will learn tricks and combo moves to improve your abilities.
Where should you start the massage? Well, there is no one absolute place to begin. Virtually every part of the body (at least the areas that you are allowed to touch) is fair game. Some spots are better then others, and those are usually the ones that allow you to traverse your partners whole body continuously, but there is nothing wrong with hitting the best areas more than once as long as you don’t dwell too intensely on more sensitive areas!
Starting with the feet and moving up is one way to go about it … another is starting at the head and working your way down. We want to reiterate, there is no one way of doing massage, so start wherever you are comfortable ... just keep experimenting.
A suggestion for first timers would be to start at the shoulders, then go to the neck, scalp, run your fingers down to his or her shoulders, arms, upper back, lower back, buttocks, thighs, calves, and then feet; then flip him or her over and work back up. Some areas are better massaged softly, others are better if they are massaged deeper, so start trying! As you gain confidence, the whole process will become second nature. |
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| Q. What is the size of the tingler itself (the silver part)? |
(Posted: 2nd Sept, 2007) |
| A. Hi there, the small tingler is quite small - its about 9MM wide. |
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