Reciprocal massage in Switzerland
Are you interested in reciprocal massage? With reciprocal massage, the session becomes an exchange: you receive a massage, then you have the opportunity to massage the masseuse in your turn. Browse below the ads for masseuses who offer it: each profile displays their photos, availability and prices.
How do you recognize a reciprocal massage?
Reciprocal massage is based on a simple principle: each person massages the other. After receiving a massage, you reverse the roles and it is you who takes charge of the masseuse, under her direction if necessary.
This practice transforms the massage into a moment of sharing, more interactive than a session where we remain passive. It particularly attracts those who like to touch as well as be touched, and who appreciate the complicit spirit of couples massage.
How does a session take place?
The session most often begins with your massage: the masseuse relaxes you with hot oil, following a routine similar to a relaxing or sensual massage. This first phase generally lasts half of the session.
Next comes the role reversal. The masseuse lies down and guides you if you wish: where to press, what pace to adopt, which areas to focus on. It is not necessary to be an expert, the important thing is attention and gentleness. Some masseuses also offer massage simultaneously.
Why choose a reciprocal massage?
Massaging others is also a source of relaxation: concentrating on your gestures, on the sensation of the skin and on the rhythm soothes the mind. The reciprocal massage therefore provides double relaxation, active and passive.
It is also a way of making the meeting more natural and more intimate. It is well suited to people who find a classic massage too passive or who want to learn a few gestures to reproduce at home.
Our advice before booking a reciprocal massage
Not all masseuses accept to be massaged in return. So check that the word “reciprocal” appears on the profile before making contact. During the discussion, you can specify whether you prefer to massage alternately or at the end of the session, and whether you would like to be guided. Plan for a slightly longer duration than a classic massage: the time is shared between two people, and an hour passes very quickly when each person massages in turn. Finally, keep in mind that the masseuse sets her own rules and her own limits. Respecting them is the assurance of a pleasant time for you and for her.
Book a reciprocal massage in your city
To find a masseuse who practices reciprocal massage, start with your city: Geneva, Fribourg, Lugano, Bern, Basel or Neuchâtel. Each page brings together the masseuses available in the region, with their specialties. And to see all the ads at once, the masseuses in Switzerland page brings them together. On each ad, you will find the areas served, reception times and whether or not a trip to your home or hotel is possible.
Other massages to discover
In the same spirit, other massages are worth a detour. As for the couples massage, it is experienced as a couple, side by side, to share a moment of relaxation. Body to body massage makes the masseuse's body the main tool of the massage. Also try naturist massage: it is practiced without clothes and focuses on skin-to-skin contact. The Californian massage involves a series of long, enveloping movements.
Reciprocal massage in questions
Do you need to know how to massage for a reciprocal massage?
No. The masseuse can guide you during your tour. Attention and gentleness count more than technique.
Is time shared equally?
This is often the case, but each masseuse organizes the session in her own way. Details are on his profile.
How much does a reciprocal massage cost?
There is no single price: each masseuse sets her prices according to the duration and her services. Everything is detailed on his profile.
How to book a reciprocal massage session?
Choose a masseuse from the ads, then contact her using the contact details listed on her profile. Specify the desired duration and your availability: she will confirm the time and address.
