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Hand
moves
Using your full hand is encouraged but
experiment with what suits you best. Fingers, thumbs and palms can
all be used to enhance the overall sensual experience. As an
example, place your thumbs at the base of the receiver’s spine and
slowly move up applying pressure that is both smooth but at the
same time, firm. Then do the arms and legs the same way. Some
sensual massage experts’ caution that direct pressure on the spine
(and other bones) is not advisable but it is okay to do so with
muscles and surrounding tissues.
Derriere
When it comes to your lover’s derriere,
place one hand on each cheek and move your hands in opposite
directions. Another idea is to massage the inner thighs and pull up
and out on either cheek. Both can be pleasurable ways to
go.
Time required
A sensual massage can be used as a foreplay
or not. As far as time goes, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes
to an hour. Generally novice masseuses take longer to get the
desired results in their lovers than do more seasoned pros. But
remember, no matter how long it takes, don’t be in a rush! You
should both relax and enjoy the erotic experience to the fullest
extent.
Ideally it is a good idea to keep the
massage to around 30 minutes and then trade off. Both lovers need
their turn to be massaged by the other.
One last point
One last, closing point to make about
sensual massages. Pay close attention to the cues that your partner
is giving off. You probably won’t have to ask if your lover is
enjoying the massage or not, (although you can) as you will more
than likely be able to tell by the person’s verbal sounds and body
language (i.e. you will feel his/her body relaxing and giving
themselves up to the experience).
The giver should try to put him/herself in
the place of the receiver, figuratively speaking, in order to know
what feels good to the senses and the skin. If you enjoy being
touched in a certain way, your lover probably will too.
Now that you are equipped with some basics
of sensual massage, what are you waiting for? Go indulge yourself
and your special someone.
Note- Two of the best books written on the
subject are “The Art of Sensual Massage” by Gordon Inkeles and
Robert Foothorap (Simon & Schuster) and “The Art of Erotic
Massage” by Andrew Yorke (Javelin Books).
by Anika Logan
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