Hot stones massage?

[red324]

I see all these hot stone massages for like $80 on facebook marketplace. Is this like a Happy ending massage basically?

[Smoke-n-Growls]

No, it's a regular massage with added hot rocks - sometimes just used to heat the muscle (not worth, in my opinion) and sometimes used to help scrape the fascia (worth it, but painful in the short term).

Never assume it's a happy ending place unless it advertises a secret discreet exit.

[red324]

When would they advertise that?

[Smoke-n-Growls]

Where I'm at it's common for them to have it on their external advertising. Or on their front door.

If you're worried, always best to call and verify.

[red324]

So is it like a separate exit outside the building or you're still coming out of the room its just another way out of that same room while still remaining inside the building?

[red324]

I've just never heard of this.

[seoashima]

No, a hot stone massage is a completely professional and therapeutic treatment, unlike the other types of massages you might be thinking of. It uses smooth, heated stones placed on key areas of your body to help relax muscles, improve circulation, and ease tension. If you’re seeing cheap listings on Facebook, be cautious, not all are legitimate. I’d recommend using a trusted spa booking app like Sitback, where you can find certified therapists and verified spas offering real hot stone massages with clear pricing and reviews. It’s a much safer and more relaxing option.