Massage Parlor Reports

I made an evening visit to Sakura last week. I drew Victoria, a young (mid 20's), slender and attractive Chinese attendant. She said that she was substituting for another attendant who was out of town and that this was her first and only night at Sakura. Because she said that she was new to the business, I had pretty low expectations but our session turned out to be pretty good and after a brief visit I left relaxed and happy.

Two additional comments. The place was busy! During my 30 minute session, the door bell must have rang 4 or 5 times and as I left, there was a customer sitting in the waiting area for his turn. Second, the facility appears to be relatively new and in good shape and my room had an small in-room shower stall. I didn't notice any table showers during my brief visit to Sakura-- that would be a nice addition to the facilities and services.

I visited Vegas during the holidays and had a blast! Literally! I went to Rio and fell in love! Only 3 girls working (2 young and hot and 1 older but talented mamasan) The TS was great and the services were damn good. A full menu was available minus Greek and the total damage was $$. 1. PM for the details.

I am a complete rookie and am going to be in Vegas soon. I would like a FS massage. Preferable 4 hands. Don't really care about skill, I was to look and feel beauty. Can anyone help? I have been really researching and it is so hard to find anything real unless it comes from friends here. I appreciate any help!

Thanks.

[QUOTE=Soehl;2349456]I am a complete rookie and am going to be in Vegas soon. I would like a FS massage. Preferable 4 hands. Don't really care about skill, I was to look and feel beauty. Can anyone help? I have been really researching and it is so hard to find anything real unless it comes from friends here. I appreciate any help!

Thanks.[/QUOTE]All you have to do is read the forum and the answers to your problems are there. And posting something useful would be good too.

[QUOTE=Soehl;2349456]I am a complete rookie and am going to be in Vegas soon. I would like a FS massage. Preferable 4 hands. Don't really care about skill, I was to look and feel beauty. Can anyone help? I have been really researching and it is so hard to find anything real unless it comes from friends here. I appreciate any help!

Thanks.[/QUOTE]I always had good luck with queen vixen have not been in a while though.

[QUOTE=HandBanana;2348709]I visited Vegas during the holidays and had a blast! Literally! I went to Rio and fell in love! Only 3 girls working (2 young and hot and 1 older but talented mamasan) The TS was great and the services were damn good. A full menu was available minus Greek and the total damage was $$. 1. PM for the details.[/QUOTE]The girls change often. Some not so good. However I have enjoyed many visits here over the years.

I spent a long weekend in Vegas and tried the Aloha Spa based on their enticing ads. I was expecting a variety of girls to choose from. I arrived and was only offered the girl who answered the door. She was a heavy set white brunette (a good 40 lbs overweight) with big tits. I usually prefer slender with a large rack, but she seemed nice so I agreed on an hour "massage" for. 8. The massage was weak at best and she applied this foul scented mint lotion which actually irritated my skin and made me feel very cold. She told me that many clients didn't like this lotion, which made me ask her why she would continue using it? After 10 minutes, she asked me to roll over. She was still fully clothed (wearing a tight dress) and started massaging around my other head. She asked what I wanted and I asked her what was on the menu? She said that it starts with a HJ for $$ and works up from there! At this point I knew I was wasting time so I told her I only wanted a HJ but would only pay. 6. She countered with $ but I held at. 6. Mind you it was only 15 minutes into an hour massage and she was rushing me. She finally agreed on the. 6 and finished the job. I was allowed to play with her tits for a bit and was out the door within 20 minutes. I guess sooner or later everyone must TOFTT! I would skip this spa and try a better reviewed on in Vegas.

Here's an odd question for you all: Anyone ever get an adverse skin reaction after a massage parlor visit, maybe something like a rash from the massage oil? I went to the same provider twice in five days, which is a rather quick repeat for me. A day later later I had rashes behind my knees, on my inner thighs, and on my lower back. They itched like crazy and I've used an over-the-counter anti-itch cream for the last several days and the condition is now settling down but not yet gone away.

I've had this condition on rare occasions in the past, but I never associated it with a massage parlor visit but rather to a skin allergy of some sort. In this case the timing relative to the back-to-back massage parlor visits made me think that I had an allergy to massage oil, or the towel used to wipe off the oil wasn't clean, or whatever. Obviously, I'm just guessing and am wondering if anyone else has ever had something like this.

Anyone have experience at Asian Spa on Spring Mountain Rd. ?

[QUOTE=Rochster;2353210]Anyone have experience at Asian Spa on Spring Mountain Rd. ?[/QUOTE]Typical vegas AMP which is massage usually good with an expensive HJ depending on how good you negotiate usually MILF sometimes younger.

[QUOTE=Rochster;2353210]Anyone have experience at Asian Spa on Spring Mountain Rd. ?[/QUOTE]Latinas are available at this establishment.

Hope it's not scabies or something, amigo! These places are often not that good about changing towels between Johns if they can avoid it. I have more than once had a rash around the corners of my eyes after a few parlor visits. Can't say for sure it was from the parlor, but seems likely from the head rest. It persisted for a week or two. I ended up using baby shampoo to scrub all around my eyes and that got rid of it. Sounds kind of funny, but it works. It's happened to me two or three times over the years and that has always cleared it up. You might try that if it doesn't go away. It won't get rid of scabies though!

[QUOTE=Robert387;2352489]Here's an odd question for you all: Anyone ever get an adverse skin reaction after a massage parlor visit, maybe something like a rash from the massage oil? I went to the same provider twice in five days, which is a rather quick repeat for me. A day later later I had rashes behind my knees, on my inner thighs, and on my lower back. They itched like crazy and I've used an over-the-counter anti-itch cream for the last several days and the condition is now settling down but not yet gone away.

I've had this condition on rare occasions in the past, but I never associated it with a massage parlor visit but rather to a skin allergy of some sort. In this case the timing relative to the back-to-back massage parlor visits made me think that I had an allergy to massage oil, or the towel used to wipe off the oil wasn't clean, or whatever. Obviously, I'm just guessing and am wondering if anyone else has ever had something like this.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Robert387;2352489]Here's an odd question for you all: Anyone ever get an adverse skin reaction after a massage parlor visit, maybe something like a rash from the massage oil? I went to the same provider twice in five days, which is a rather quick repeat for me. A day later later I had rashes behind my knees, on my inner thighs, and on my lower back. They itched like crazy and I've used an over-the-counter anti-itch cream for the last several days and the condition is now settling down but not yet gone away.

I've had this condition on rare occasions in the past, but I never associated it with a massage parlor visit but rather to a skin allergy of some sort. In this case the timing relative to the back-to-back massage parlor visits made me think that I had an allergy to massage oil, or the towel used to wipe off the oil wasn't clean, or whatever. Obviously, I'm just guessing and am wondering if anyone else has ever had something like this.[/QUOTE]View from OC-.

99% of the asian AMP use oil, and then wipe it off or you shower. However, if I go to a providers house for a massage, I bring my own lotion that is non sent. Some use cheep, or some expensive with smells. They just don't get it about smells. At the rare AMP where the girl uses lotion, I always smell it first. Some girls have an allergic reaction to the standard oils.

Nothing wrong with bringing a small bottle of what you want them to use if your sensitive (or you SO can smell things). Stripper perfume is the worst.

[QUOTE=FunTrust;2355510]View from OC-.

99% of the asian AMP use oil, and then wipe it off or you shower. However, if I go to a providers house for a massage, I bring my own lotion that is non sent. Some use cheep, or some expensive with smells. They just don't get it about smells. At the rare AMP where the girl uses lotion, I always smell it first. Some girls have an allergic reaction to the standard oils.

Nothing wrong with bringing a small bottle of what you want them to use if your sensitive (or you SO can smell things). Stripper perfume is the worst.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the responses. Doc said probably an allergy reaction and prescribed anti-itch creme and an antihistimine, which seems to be working. It just dawned on me that I used to be asked if I preferred oil or powder. Don't know if they have the powder handy at all of these places, but I might ask next time. You guys ever notice if powder was available?

[QUOTE=FunTrust;2355510]View from OC-.

99% of the asian AMP use oil, and then wipe it off or you shower. However, if I go to a providers house for a massage, I bring my own lotion that is non sent. Some use cheep, or some expensive with smells. They just don't get it about smells. At the rare AMP where the girl uses lotion, I always smell it first. Some girls have an allergic reaction to the standard oils.

Nothing wrong with bringing a small bottle of what you want them to use if your sensitive (or you SO can smell things). Stripper perfume is the worst.[/QUOTE]You have a skin irritation that is referred to as Folliculaitis. It will be gone in 5-6 days with no steroid or topical creme. Maybe 4 days with. Most think that they are having an adverse reaction to the oil or lotion. This is not the case. You were probably 'wiped' down with a cloth that had developed a bacteria (and why not? Darkness, fluids, and warmth) after it was used and, possibly, only washed in warm water. Best wishes.