Nuru and body-to-body massage describe the same kind of full-body contact. Here is how the two terms relate and how to pick the right session at Redmassage.

Search for erotic massage in Prague and you will find both names on almost every salon menu, often side by side, which makes it look like a choice between two services. At Redmassage they are one service, listed on our price list as Nuru Massage (Body to Body). The decision you actually face is how long the session should be and whether you want one masseuse or two.

What Body-to-Body Means

Body-to-body describes the technique: the masseuse massages you with her whole body, using her arms, chest, stomach and legs, not only her hands. On its own the term tells you what kind of contact to expect, but nothing about the tradition behind it or the product on the skin.

Where Nuru Comes From

Nuru is a style of body-to-body massage that comes from Japan. The word means roughly “slippery”, and the traditional nuru product is made from seaweed, so both bodies glide over each other with very little friction. Every nuru massage is a body-to-body massage; a body-to-body massage with ordinary oil is not nuru in the strict sense.

Oil or Seaweed Gel: How the Glide Changes

• Warm oil: a smooth glide with a little friction, so the masseuse can also press into tense muscles along the way.
• Seaweed-based gel: slicker, so the contact feels more continuous; it is water-soluble and rinses off in the shower afterwards.

Our service page describes the session with warm oil. If the product matters to you, mention it when you book.

What a Session at Redmassage Includes

• A relaxing shower with your masseuse before the massage.
• A body-to-body massage with warm oil, with your masseuse unclothed the whole time. You are free to touch her.
• An intimate finish; more than one climax is possible, and you can ask for different positions.
• A shared shower at the end, with coffee, tea or alcohol on the house.

So Which Should You Choose?

• Choose the format rather than the name:
  • 30 minutes: a short introduction if you are pressed for time or trying body-to-body massage for the first time.
  • 60 minutes: enough time for the massage to build at an unhurried pace before the finish.
  • 90 minutes: for when you don’t want to think about the clock at all.
  • Two masseuses: available for 60 or 90 minutes, with two bodies and four hands on you at once.

  Current prices for every format are on our pricing page. If you are also considering pussycat massage, our article on pussycat vs. nuru massage explains how the two differ.