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You've likely heard of the term,"the stickiest Japanese finger," but did you know that a Burmese massage can actually be more sticky than a sword? That's since the massage therapists have to work with their hands a good deal more vigorously and with a lot more stress than you'd expect in a Japanese massage. Their palms are lots shorter than our fingers, and thus their palms really can get into those little nooks and crannies of their joints and connective tissues of the body which the majority of individuals don't feel.
A oyster massage therapist uses their hands to knead, squeeze, and tug muscles and connective tissue to help relieve muscle fatigue and also loosen stiffness. A fantastic Burmese massage therapist will first heat up their hands, then rub on the surface of the skin using a soothing oil. The oil will help to melt any oil or wax residue which could be on the skin before the true massage starts. The massage the