Four hands body to body in an Amsterdam room: what doubles, what stays single
The format is easy to describe and hard to do well. In an ordinary body to body session one woman carries warm oil across you with her forearms, torso and weight. In the four-hand version two women do it at once, one on each side or one at each end, and the sensation of full-length contact arrives from two directions simultaneously. What doubles is the attention and the rate. What stays single is the tempo: two women moving at different speeds would feel like interruption, so the pair agrees a shared rhythm before the first stroke and holds it for the whole booking. That is why we never send two strangers who merely happen to be free at the same hour. Every pair described here has worked together, knows how the other shifts her weight, and can hand a long stroke across without a pause you could feel. Guests describe losing count of where each woman is, which is precisely the aim.











