Guide · Amsterdam · 2026-10-15
Full-body Amsterdam massage: what the words full body mean in a session here
Full body is one of the words visitors search for most. It sounds exact, but different places use it in different ways. Here it has one plain meaning, and this page explains it, technique by technique.
What full body means here
In a session here, full body means the massage is not kept to the back and the shoulders. The strokes travel along the whole body, from the feet towards the neck, instead of staying on one tight spot. Every technique on this site works this way. So you do not need to write full body in your message. It is already the ordinary shape of a session.
Full body is not a clinic massage
Some visitors mean something else by full body: a firm massage that works deep into tight muscles. That is what a sports clinic or a spa offers. The sessions here are slow and calm, with warm oil and long strokes. They are not a treatment, and nobody here claims they cure anything. After a long flight a slow session can feel very pleasant, and that is all it promises. For an injury or a sports strain, a clinic is the right place to go.
How the techniques differ
Sensual massage uses the hands and forearms with warm oil. Body to body adds her body weight, also with oil. Nuru uses a smooth gel and her weight, on a waterproof sheet. Erotic oil is slow and close, with plenty of oil. Four hands doubles the idea: two women, the same long strokes on both sides at once. Each one covers the whole body, but each feels different. The techniques page describes them in a few short lines each.
Asking for a pace or a pressure
Full body says where the hands go. It does not say how they move. If you want a gentle pace, write slow in your message, or say slower once the session has begun. If you would like a little more pressure, say firmer. Those words change the session; the words full body do not. Yes, slower or stop lists the words to use once she has started.
Her limits are a separate matter
Full body describes how far the strokes reach. Her limits are something else, and she tells you them before she begins. Nothing in the session moves them. If one of her words is unclear, ask her to say it again, more slowly, and answer with yes or no so you both know it was understood.