What to wear & how to prepare
Come comfortable — there’s nothing to buy and little to plan. What you wear depends only on the kind of hands-on work you’d like.
Two simple options
For oil massage
Undress to your comfort level. We recommend a firm swimsuit bottom (no drawstrings — it holds the sheet draping securely) or plain, snug underwear. Men: Speedo-style or regular briefs work well; knee-length swim shorts don’t. You’re draped with a sheet throughout, and only the area being worked on is ever uncovered.
For Thai-style & clothed work
You stay dressed. Bring socks, yoga or sweat pants, and a T-shirt — anything soft that moves with you. No oil is used for this style.
Before you arrive
How to prepare
- Arrive hydrated — a glass or two of water beforehand helps the work land and settle.
- Leave a light gap — avoid a heavy meal in the hour before your session.
- Tell us what’s going on — any injuries, medical conditions, pregnancy, or a scent sensitivity. Warm oil and a chosen aroma are part of most sessions; prefer to skip the scent and we simply work without it.
- Nothing else needed — no products, no equipment. Just come as you are.
Adults only. If heat-assisted preparation is offered, it’s optional and screened first — people with cardiovascular or certain medical conditions, or who are pregnant, should check with their doctor, and we skip it when in doubt.
Still have a question? The F.A.Q covers insurance, what a session is like, and more — or just ask us.