Bluefin

Any Info on Shotaro
Thinking about booking him.
https://rentmasseur.com/Shotaro

He's smoking hot.

There’s a group in Bay Area that does male nude yoga. It’s fun and very liberating.

I actually found his response very informative.

https://rent.men/norcaljumpman

Unless I find out his last name is Stein, I’m thinking Franken looks like a good thing.
 
Anybody have any experience?
PM me if necessary.
 
https://rentmasseur.com/Franken

As someone with many years of massage training and experience, here are my thoughts:
 
1. If he's planning to be legitimate, he needs to get the education and the certification/license as required by his state.
 
2. Given everything you've said, I'm guessing he's planning to be an uncertified/unlicensed bodywork provider who uses his looks and other attributes/skills to provide his service.
 
Whatever he chooses, some basic customer service ground rules:
 
A. Be consistently professional and timely in communication. And make it all match with whatever "brand" or "persona" he's creating for his service. In other words, if he's a "straight Italian from the Bronx" then his pictures, website, communication style, and mannerisms should all align with that "persona" to create the kind of customer experience he wants for his clients.
B. Be on time for appointments and also be on time for the duration. In other words, if you say it's a 60min service, don't stop at 50min. If you stop at 50min, then call it a 50min service!
C. Nail your personal hygiene. Be clean. Nobody--except for certain kinksters--likes a dirty smelly provider. And that goes for colognes and body-sprays too, unless again, you're appealing to a specific client demographic.
D. Learn basic "universal precautions" and follow them or you'll catch something from your clients or vice versa.
E. Use quality products. Consider allergies and other sensitivities.
F. Get a decent anatomy/physiology/kinesiology book and read it.
G. Last but not least, trade massage with other well regarded providers. Learn what they do and get honest feedback about what he does. It goes without saying that he shouldn't do "extras" with legit licensed massage therapists unless there's a clear understanding beforehand or he might be reported as a sex worker.

If therapeutic only, do not post provocative pictures of yourself which may mislead

I concur. A shower or sponge bath to wash all the gunk off is the norm.
 
As for therapeutic benefits there aren’t really any. I see a dermo every three months for my light psoriasis and she says the salt and sugar scrubs are a gimmick. If you really want to peel away dead skin, or skin reguvination therapy as the dermos call it, it takes a combination of weak acids that you need to get done at a cosmetic dermatologist. She said that any skin abrasion technique should be avoided for people like me since tears to the skin can trigger psoriasis lesions.

Here https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-this-masseur-thanks.121347/#post-1223460

Yes. He is.

He wasn't only therapeutic. Then he was only therapeutic. Now he is again not only therapeutic. As always, YMMV for the +$50.

Agree. He’s amazingly sexy

Lovely large hanging balls that I could get into playing with.

Easy to throw around. Love the low hanging balls.

Overprotective much??

I like the “little less masculine” sometimes.

Can we ban this guy? I'm getting really sick of this shit. This forum used to be a fun, civil place. I don't want to come here and have to keep reading this bitter fucking nonsense.

It's fantastic - salt/sugar scrub starting on feet, up legs, back, to neck and arms.
 
Of course, that then required both masseur and I to shower to clean off.
Then back to table to do front of body.
 
Pure heaven!

gee, such secrecy and discretion.....
 

I am not seeing it - what did I miss?

Wow. Spoiler alert!

https://www.gayforit.eu/video/387713/Roman-Heart-and-Tyler-Saint

Westcoastmike or Sherman. Only because for me they both look like kinky and piggy and that's what I like.

I think 60 min is too short. I personally wouldn’t bother for 30 min.