Things You'll Need:
- Scented oils
- Soft background music
- Candles
- A massage table or substitute
- A sheet for draping the body
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Step 1
Study the various strokes and practice them on a firm pillow. The effleurage is a gliding stroke that is done with the palms of the hand, the thumbs and sometimes the fingertips.
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Step 2
Try the petrissage stroke, which involves a kneading movement done with the hands, thumbs and sometimes the fingers.
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Step 3
Master the friction stroke done with the palms of hands, thumbs and occasionally the fingers applying a circular pressure.
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Step 4
Accomplish the vibration stroke which does just as the name indicates, vibrates the body.
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Step 5
Perfect the percussion movement. Most of us have seen a Swedish Massage therapist on television whacking the back of a client, this is the percussion movement.
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Step 6
Learn the passive and active movements or the bending and stretching of the body parts.
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Step 1
Convert a bed or other piece of furniture to a massage area, if you don't have a massage table. Provide a soft surface and some padding to cradle her head.
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Step 2
Gather body oils that are scented. Discuss which varieties add to relaxation. Find scents that are appealing to you as well as him.
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Step 3
Ask the recipient to disrobe and provide a sheet for him to cover himself with while on the table. The massage is more effective on bare skin, and the sheet allows for modesty so neither of you are uncomfortable.







