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2. What Is The Best Way To Tell A Massage Therapist Not To Drape

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   If you’re uncomfortable with traditional draping methods, explore massage styles that allow for minimal or no draping. Some types of massages, like Thai massage or Shiatsu, are traditionally performed fully clothed and may align better with your preferences.

3. Draping versus No Draping - massage and bodywork professionals

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   I don't think most men asking for minimal draping are looking for anything beyond a good massage. They might ask to see if more is available but most accept a simple "no". Minimal draping to me is more relaxing and allows for fluid foot to shoulder strokes with forearms such as in lomi lomi.

4. What is No Draping Massage? - T7fit.com

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   One relatively new type of massage therapy is known as “no draping” or “clothing on” massage. As the name implies, this style of bodywork does not involve any draping or removal of clothing during the session; instead, clients are fully clothed throughout the entire process.

5. Why Doesn’t My Massage Therapist Drape My Private

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   Have you ever wondered why your massage therapist doesn’t always drape your private areas during a massage? While it may seem like a direct violation of privacy, there are actually reasons behind this practice.

6. What Is Normal – & Not Normal – During a Massage? - SheKnows

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   Even if you are completely undressed, the therapist should place a sheet over you, covering the areas of your body that are not currently being massaged with a sheet or blanket. This practice is...

7. DRAPING AND MODESTY - TOUCH FACTOR MASSAGE

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   The style of massage that I do generally uses less draping than your basic western massage styles. It is stylistically based on massage styles such as Esalen® and Hawaiian Lomi and lets us use long, full-body strokes to treat the muscles in your neck, back, arms, hips, glutes, legs, feet and toes as one separate-but-definitely-continuous and ...