Massage Parlor Reports

[QUOTE=Wilmncguy;2652378]I pulled in the rear about 10 pm, and a 30 ish lady, very attractive, opened the back door before I got to it. When I did get to the door she just reached out and took me by the hand and lead me to a room (I think the second from the back door on the right) and ask if I would like a shower, I said "Please. " She said leave you clothes on the chair I'll be back with a big towel. Don't know that I've had anybody give me a bath other than my mother and that was well over 50 years ago, the table shower was worth the price of admission (at least the first time) but lucky me, there was more. I'm 5' 11" and 280, and she was 5' nothing (maybe a little less) and maybe 100 lbs. (probably less). Thing is I had driven about 600 miles the day before and my back was killing me and I really need a good massage. So we go back to the room with the table and she starts to trying to give me a massage, trouble was the top of my back and neck were above her waist, maybe her chest. So after a couple of minutes she just slipped right up on the table and straddled me. Now she was pressing down and had pretty strong little hands. I thought this was going to be OK, it might get the job done. She asked me "too hard?" And I told her, "there was no way you could press too hard. " She said "you want I walk on your back?" "Absolutely!" Turns out she didn't mean walk on my back, she meant dance, like a little tiny ballerina! It was incredible! She did my arms, hands, legs, everything needed to keep me interested with her "second pair of hands. " I don't know if they can all do that or it was her specialty, but if you need a deep tissue massage that's the only way to fly. On the flip, I'll just say on the tender spots her hands were like Sinatra's voice, smooth as silk. At the end of the massage she dressed me, and I felt all warm and fuzzy so after I tipped her, I gave her hug. I think it might have startled for a second, and maybe with good reason cause my brain went "WOW SHE IS TINY," but when I whispered "Thank you!" in her ear I could feel her relax. In summation, "I'll be back!

Oh, sorry I can't be positive about the name, I ask twice and the closest I can come is Mia. She spoke pretty good English, said she had come from NY, but was originally from Korea. Maybe our good friend Roush will recognize my description because there maybe someone in there that can use their feet as well as she did, but I don't think they could do it any better. Also I think she said she usually works days.[/QUOTE]It was most likely cia or young they are the small girls, Midori and Honey are bigger girls and I wouldn't want them walking on my back, just sayin Roush.

[QUOTE=Roush427;2653108]It was most likely cia or young they are the small girls, Midori and Honey are bigger girls and I wouldn't want them walking on my back, just sayin Roush.[/QUOTE]Thanks Roush, had to be Cia then, it didn't sound anything like Yung. BTW when she would do my arms, and around my elbows and wrist, she would hang from the bar in the ceiling and only have the pressure of strong hands. But she was a beatiful, and very petite lady. Try it, you'll like it.

Saw Honey twice in the past week. Nice TS, paid attention to all the nooks and crannies, with a poke thrown in too. Massage was very good. She uses shiatsu type hitting on pressurepoints in back. She does flip sooner than the other girls and teases the front instead of back. First visit relieved all my backed up plumbing issues. Second visit not so much. In spite of her best efforts, including vigorous pm, I experienced an equipment failure. She was very sweet and felt bad that a HE didn't happen. As I explained, when your 69 years old things.

Don't always work they way they used too. She was great and I plan on seeing her again. She's a great addition to Yung and Ceya. You can't go wrong with any of them.

I guess there's a first time for everything! I registered, because I read a couple of reviews about myself here, and they were okay. Not really glowing, but hey, that's life.

At least I know where I should improve. I'm the one who does haircuts w / a sexy view, wearing a lace shirt, and sometimes a thin white blouse that I wet down w / a spray bottle.

Some other posters had mentioned girls leaving Wilmington for larger cities like Raleigh, and I think I will follow suit. I'm getting my house ready for sale, and I plan to move down to Myrtle Beach.

I've been getting mixed opinions on taking my business down there. My reasoning is that Myrtle Beach gets literally millions of visitors every year, and it's a bigger town than Wilmington.

But people I've told about this move, say that people on vacation don't get their hair cut. And that's true.

But people DO go to spas on vacation, and my whole idea behind this haircuts w / a view thing is that instead of being rushed like you're on a conveyor belt, I take my time with a massage and hot towel.

The problem here is that I just rent space inside someone else's salon. I don't have my own place (just my own little screened off area), and it's almost impossible to advertise. I think in Myrtle Beach, I could advertise it as the whole salon does it, and hire a couple of stylists.

I just think that since I'm from just outside of San Francisco, that the bigger the city, the more business you can do. As evidenced by a poster here who said she made a lot more money in Raleigh than she did here in Wilmington.

So what do you guys think?

It's a risk, and I've got to take it. I'm hoping I'll get enough money from the sale of my house to fund it.

[QUOTE=WilmBch;1987949]I had an appt. Today and her services are exactly as advertised. She will even send you an email stating that nothing else is available. As far as my two cents...haircut was good, neck and shoulder massage was good, view was very nice! I did get lucky and get yoga pants day so I was pleased (outfit in ad is correct). Chest is A++ for a 48 year old and realistically she looks as good or better than a lot of the girls posting these days. Also I made my appt for 11 so I was there alone before any of the other employees got there. I would imagine if anything else was on the table, I would have been presented with options. She says 10 is as early as she will take appts. I will probably repeat but not every haircut especially at 25 + tip for service. Only negative thing I can say is do not ask about personal life. She is a woman scorned and she can get pretty negative and angry about her ex. Hope some of this helps you guys.[/QUOTE]Well, it helps me! I'll be sure not to talk about my ex anymore. It's not really advisable anyway, but the subject must have come up, and I ranted. Sorry about that.

Talking is part of the job of doing hair, and all sorts of subjects come up. It's kind of weird to not talk. Like, the guy is just sitting in my chair not saying anything at all gets a little awkward. I'm usually a pretty quiet person anyway, but on the job it's sort of required, and I've gotten used to it.

There is a salon in Raleigh that has individual rooms set aside that each stylist rents from the person (or company) that owns the salon. I'm not sure if I'm allowed to put a URL for the place in here, but if not, I guess the admin will delete it. If it's missing, just PM me. Anyway, if you go here: [URL]http://experiencesalonstudios.com/[/URL]#ExperienceSalonRaleigh you can get an idea of what the place looks like. The one that is most appropriate for you might the one in the bottom row toward the right that shows the individual rooms off of the hallway. The salon is just walls / rooms put up inside a large space in an area that is almost an industrial type area more than what you would consider a retail area.

Each stylist who works there turns their rented space into their own, personalizing it however they would like. I've never actually seen anyone close a door but I can't see any reason why you couldn't. In this case I assume they are there so the stylists can lock them at night, but it would seem it would be an easy way to offer a little privacy too.

Would it work? I dunno. Probably so, I would think. I'd go if the pricing was right and if I really needed a haircut. It would also help if the stylist actually knew how to cut hair. Would I go if I were on a vacation at the beach? Hmmm, probably not. When I'm on vacation, I'm really on vacation and the most effort I want to exert is walking from my hotel room to the beach and back. (Maybe outcall haircuts.).

Would it work in Myrtle Beach? Not a clue. I think I would ask yourself how many of your Wilmington clients are locals vs how many are visitors. Of course, in Wilmington so many of the visitors are there so often they are almost locals, and there are probably more families visiting than not, but who knows. You should just get a good idea of who is coming to you now and see if that type of person regularly visits Myrtle Beach. And, you may want to consider more than just backpage or craigslist for advertising if those are what you are using now.

Anyway, those are the first things that came to mind. I'm sure other folks will have other and probably better ideas for you. Nice of you to ask, by the way.

[QUOTE=Hawthaircuts;2663257]
The problem here is that I just rent space inside someone else's salon. I don't have my own place (just my own little screened off area), and it's almost impossible to advertise. I think in Myrtle Beach, I could advertise it as the whole salon does it, and hire a couple of stylists.

I just think that since I'm from just outside of San Francisco, that the bigger the city, the more business you can do. As evidenced by a poster here who said she made a lot more money in Raleigh than she did here in Wilmington.

So what do you guys think?

It's a risk, and I've got to take it. I'm hoping I'll get enough money from the sale of my house to fund it.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Hawthaircuts;2663257]I guess there's a first time for everything! I registered, because I read a couple of reviews about myself here, and they were okay. Not really glowing, but hey, that's life.

At least I know where I should improve. I'm the one who does haircuts w / a sexy view, wearing a lace shirt, and sometimes a thin white blouse that I wet down w / a spray bottle.

Some other posters had mentioned girls leaving Wilmington for larger cities like Raleigh, and I think I will follow suit. I'm getting my house ready for sale, and I plan to move down to Myrtle Beach.

I've been getting mixed opinions on taking my business down there. My reasoning is that Myrtle Beach gets literally millions of visitors every year, and it's a bigger town than Wilmington.

But people I've told about this move, say that people on vacation don't get their hair cut. And that's true.

But people DO go to spas on vacation, and my whole idea behind this haircuts w / a view thing is that instead of being rushed like you're on a conveyor belt, I take my time with a massage and hot towel.

The problem here is that I just rent space inside someone else's salon. I don't have my own place (just my own little screened off area), and it's almost impossible to advertise. I think in Myrtle Beach, I could advertise it as the whole salon does it, and hire a couple of stylists.

I just think that since I'm from just outside of San Francisco, that the bigger the city, the more business you can do. As evidenced by a poster here who said she made a lot more money in Raleigh than she did here in Wilmington.

So what do you guys think?

It's a risk, and I've got to take it. I'm hoping I'll get enough money from the sale of my house to fund it.[/QUOTE]Come on down, if you need any help pm me, just sayin Roush.

[QUOTE=Hawthaircuts;2663257]I guess there's a first time for everything! I registered, because I read a couple of reviews about myself here, and they were okay. Not really glowing, but hey, that's life.

At least I know where I should improve. I'm the one who does haircuts w / a sexy view, wearing a lace shirt, and sometimes a thin white blouse that I wet down w / a spray bottle.

Some other posters had mentioned girls leaving Wilmington for larger cities like Raleigh, and I think I will follow suit. I'm getting my house ready for sale, and I plan to move down to Myrtle Beach.

I've been getting mixed opinions on taking my business down there. My reasoning is that Myrtle Beach gets literally millions of visitors every year, and it's a bigger town than Wilmington.

But people I've told about this move, say that people on vacation don't get their hair cut. And that's true.

But people DO go to spas on vacation, and my whole idea behind this haircuts w / a view thing is that instead of being rushed like you're on a conveyor belt, I take my time with a massage and hot towel.

The problem here is that I just rent space inside someone else's salon. I don't have my own place (just my own little screened off area), and it's almost impossible to advertise. I think in Myrtle Beach, I could advertise it as the whole salon does it, and hire a couple of stylists.

I just think that since I'm from just outside of San Francisco, that the bigger the city, the more business you can do. As evidenced by a poster here who said she made a lot more money in Raleigh than she did here in Wilmington.

So what do you guys think?

It's a risk, and I've got to take it. I'm hoping I'll get enough money from the sale of my house to fund it.[/QUOTE]You won't know unless you try. For me, the ONLY reason I've not come to you for a haircut is that you were in the back of a tattoo shop. Would feel much more comfortable if you were in your own unit or in that of much like a massage parlor where you have separate rooms. Just my two cents, and I for one will look forward to you being in Myrtle beach where I will most likely be a regular customer. Incidentally I recall a place I visited in NJ where all the girls cutting hair were dressed in lingerie. The place was always packed. I also think if you could take it a step further and offer some "manscaping" and body waxing for men, you would double your business. I'm excited for you, feel free to pm me if you'd like!

[QUOTE=HawtHairCuts;2663257]I guess there's a first time for everything! I registered, because I read a couple of reviews about myself here, and they were okay. Not really glowing, but hey, that's life.

At least I know where I should improve. I'm the one who does haircuts w / a sexy view, wearing a lace shirt, and sometimes a thin white blouse that I wet down w / a spray bottle.

Some other posters had mentioned girls leaving Wilmington for larger cities like Raleigh, and I think I will follow suit. I'm getting my house ready for sale, and I plan to move down to Myrtle Beach.

I've been getting mixed opinions on taking my business down there. My reasoning is that Myrtle Beach gets literally millions of visitors every year, and it's a bigger town than Wilmington.

But people I've told about this move, say that people on vacation don't get their hair cut. And that's true.

But people DO go to spas on vacation, and my whole idea behind this haircuts w / a view thing is that instead of being rushed like you're on a conveyor belt, I take my time with a massage and hot towel.

The problem here is that I just rent space inside someone else's salon. I don't have my own place (just my own little screened off area), and it's almost impossible to advertise. I think in Myrtle Beach, I could advertise it as the whole salon does it, and hire a couple of stylists.

I just think that since I'm from just outside of San Francisco, that the bigger the city, the more business you can do. As evidenced by a poster here who said she made a lot more money in Raleigh than she did here in Wilmington.

So what do you guys think?

It's a risk, and I've got to take it. I'm hoping I'll get enough money from the sale of my house to fund it.[/QUOTE]I visit Wilmington often and have been trying to find time to set up a appointment with you. Sounds like that won't happen, but I completely understand needing a change. Also, if you do market to vacationers, and your business model is missing some things that guys on this forum are looking for, maybe you could help point them in the right direction. Not sure if that's a good / bad idea, just a thought. Good luck in myrtle beach!

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Just wanted to say thanks for all your responses, guys. It helped.

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Went to Yucca, older Asian not bad looking but not " hot" spoke no English, stayed anyway. Good massage, knew her stuff, no TS but hot towels. No HE but I think I can get one next time. Was some grazing and rubbing but I think the lack of communication halted it. I think on the flip next time I'll just point and see what happens. However when I handed her the price of the massage with small tip, she got a confused look like I owed her more. Not sure what that was but she couldn't understand me to figure it out so I left.

Good service nice massage will report back once I try again next week. Thanks for the reviews guys I know where to go for the real deal if not. Keep it safe out there. -Capt Matt.

Visited Yucca today. Older Asian woman greeted me. Not ugly but not hot. Decided to stay anyway as I had some shoulder pain. She asked " want massage?" I replied "yes" and was escorted to a room. Their ads say TS hot stone music and other options but none of this was the case. It was clean and nice tho. The massage was good, she asked several times "is good?" and it was. Lots of light touching. There was no great ending tho, very close and all around but perhaps I didn't make it clear as she spoke ZERO English. If you try them make sure on the flip towards the times up point out what you want and you might have better luck. Talking won't work.

One thing I noticed. Price is 60 for an hour massage. She said 60. I handed her 70 as I felt it was decent and I didn't get anything special or even all that was advertised but I liked her ok. She looked at it confused like she had never seen a 10.

Massage 9/10.

End and / A.

Friendly.

Stopped in and had a good table shower massage by Yung and left smiling, just sayin Roush.

Hi, new forum member here! I've been a long time lurker / monger, and thought I'd jump in and contribute a bit. I don't get out and about often, but hopefully whatever I can post will be a help to someone.

I was driving around the other day, and thought I'd hit up Beijing again when I remembered Asian Rainbow at the corner of Wrightsville / Oleander. Usually I hit up VIP or Beijing, but I figure it won't kill me to give other places a shot now and again. The place was empty, most of the lights off and just one older lady there who barely spoke any English. She greeted me and proceeded to pull out a "menu" for how long you wanted to have a massage, all the way up to $60 for 30 min (if I remember correctly). The massage wasn't really all that great, even though the old Chinese lady put in a bit of effort. On the flip, she pointed to the Main Tension Area and asked "Him?" I let her know to go ahead and get after it.

Probably the worst service of about anywhere, for sure. Two times she asked me to take over on it, and there was no roaming allowed. She did laugh about that when I asked though, but still no roaming. We finally got things done, and I tipped and took off. No way I'll repeat, the tried and true is still the best option. I will probably visit some of the other joints when I get a chance and report back with any findings.

Have fun and be safe out there!

JoeSluthugger.