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A1Provider
05-06-2002, 07:39 AM
After reading many reviews both good and bad I had a question/comment to ask all SP's and Hobbyists.
I wonder how many clients are "aware" or even realize how much their own PERSONAL HYGIENE( or lack of it!!) can affect the quality of a session a SP gives them?
But how do you tell a client that he smells and needs to take a shower before a session, in a nice way that is??????
I would say the biggest complaint I hear from fellow SP's and other women not in the 'biz', is the lack of good personal hygiene many men have(not his 'size'). I dont believe many men realize how badly they smell sometimes, especially the ones that may be dressed nicely. And then they expect you to be affectionate and provide a GFE. I always offer my clean shower ,but most clients refuse or dont clean properly.
Any suggestions or comments about this subject would be appreciated. My 'melting nose hairs' thank you in advance!!!
THANKS
bobqc
05-06-2002, 03:34 PM
Why don’t you offer to take a shower with him, a make sure to take good care on all those nice area.:p
BBW_Morgan
05-06-2002, 04:15 PM
Ack, ick - tell me about it!!
Someone came to see Daynna, and I was downstairs in the kitchen -- one full flight down, and I could *smell* this person. I don't mean to be rude, but -- *damn*. When she politely offered him a shower, he refused, so he was quite firmly shown the door.
A guideline for hobbyists should be -- if the lady offers you a shower, perhaps there's a reason, and perhaps you *should* take her up on it, whether *you* think it's necessary or not...
Morgan
BBW_Morgan
05-06-2002, 07:58 PM
Yes, but sometimes even *that* doesn't work. I just asked Daynna, and she said that even when she asked him to join her in the shower he said no.
You've got to wonder -- a floor away and someone can smell you, but you can't smell yourself ? I wonder if extended exposure to your own paint peelingly bad b.o. can damage your sense of smell...
Morgan
Toad-O-Line
05-06-2002, 08:29 PM
Originally posted by BBW_Morgan
Someone came to see Daynna, and I was downstairs in the kitchen -- one full flight down, and I could *smell* this person. I don't mean to be rude, but -- *damn*. When she politely offered him a shower, he refused, so he was quite firmly shown the door.
Sounds like the shower would not be enough - Maybe one of those "Decontamination Units" like the ones in Viral Labs would be better suited for that guy.
BBW_Morgan
05-06-2002, 10:20 PM
Originally posted by Toad-O-Line
Maybe one of those "Decontamination Units" like the ones in Viral Labs would be better suited for that guy.
You have no idea. Half an hour later, and the smell still lingered. He's become legend -- if you ever meet Daynna, ask her about 'stinky guy' - I promise you she'll either crack up or make instant gagging noises...
If the Canadian Army ever needs chemical weapons technology, they only need to track down this guy. It shouldn't be hard - just look for birds falling dead out of the sky as he walks underneath them...
Morgan
Jenn_angel
05-06-2002, 10:32 PM
Don't tell me he moved to Toronto...
Ok honestly... There are more then one like that... I wanted to take a shower the onetime with him to see if that helped... And then I smelled his towels... Ok... You know it has to be bad if his clean towels smelled... Ewwwwwwwww.
Wow, I would have never guessed this was a big problem, at first I thought these posts were hinting that the guy smelled if his johnson was uncircumcised (spell check that) but now it seems to be a general stinkiness.
I know this maybe way unrelated but just in general when i run across people with seriously bad breadth at work or in public I really am perplexed on whether to mention it or not.
I just recalled this one, I was running a little business conference years ago and people started coming up to me and telling me this one guy smelled he took his shoes off under the table. Anyways i couldnt believe that of all the possible problems they would come to me with this one. I doubted there complaints so I walked passed the guy and almost vomitted right there. After a few minutes I regained my composure and asked him to put his shoes back on as quietly and as low key as possible as not to embarrass the guy, he was so angry and insolent he got up and left. Goes to show there must be smelly people in every line of work.
Anyways I dont think you should deal with smelly people, I wouldnt.
A1Provider
05-07-2002, 03:21 AM
But the problem is some men are what I like to call UNDERCOVER smelly. You wouldnt imagine how many professional men visit me wearing $ 2000 designer Italian suits but the second they undress my eyes water and my nose hairs begin to singe from their smell. I try to be polite but my brain is telling me to RUN out of the room. I dont want to touch them with a 10 foot pole or have their toxic saliva anywhere on my body. Then some guys wonder why they may be RUSHED and expect a GFE. Give me a break, be realistic. Dont you want to RUSH out of an elevator when someone inside has body odour. Know imagine getting naked with that person and having sex and kissing them. YUCK!! Get the point!!!
A shower at 7am does not mean you are still clean after 8 hours of work. Many people need more than one shower a day. We live in a country with running water and inexpensive soap and deodorant. You can never be too clean. Sorry for being so blunt. But this is a big problem with 'a lot ' of Hobbyists (most SP's biggest gripe about the biz) who are obviously not aware.
I hope this helps everyone have better encountersin the future.
A1Provider
05-07-2002, 04:10 AM
To be specific, being circumcised does not mean you cant smell. If you dont dont scrub with a washcloth ,everywhere when you shower you probably are not as clean as you could be. Always use a lot of deodorant and a bit of cologne. Common sense basic hygiene habits are not that common. I feel sorry for some of my clients wives or girlfriends, at least I dont have to live with that stench. No wonder so many wives dont like giving BJs'. Encrusted urine smell is not appealing. But I guess no one has the nerve to tell them they stink( underarm and foot odour, bad breath, and smelly privates)ARRGGHHHHH!!!!!!
One of my favourite clients always smells wonderful from head to toe, because he takes a proper shower before each meeting. He says he treats our meeting like a date . I call him a true BFE(boyfriend experience) LOL. TRUST me he gets his money worth and more. And he is no Brad Pitt look-alike. (I hope Brad Pitt smells good all over or my fantasy is ruined)
shack
05-07-2002, 06:12 AM
Just a question for the ladies.
It is not hard to understand how much of a turn-off it is to be with an unhygienic man. I'm just wondering how often you encounter this. Is this every day or a few times a week or less? Just curious.
josie
05-07-2002, 08:45 AM
Sometimes the fellas put on too much Calvin to cover up a hard days work and this isn't good either.Showers are best.I smile to walk into a room all steamy and the guys got on a towel....no need for comments then.
Good post by the way!
.xo
DavidO
05-07-2002, 09:22 AM
From another point of view...
I'm allergic to citrus fruits and their byproducts, and products of the family Burseraceae. Oranges, lemons, grapefruits, etc.. So what has this to do with this thread? Well, among the most common ingredients in expensive colognes and similar stinky things are bergamot (citrus), balsam and myrrh (Burseraceae).
My partner has a chemical sensitivity to some of the lab-made aromatics, which appear in the less expensive stinky things.
These things combined mean that I am unable to use deodorants or colognes, etc. Bay rum, when you can find the real stuff, is a possibility, but it makes me smell like somebody's grandfather. :)
What's a fellow to do? I wash with Ivory, or pHisoDerm, or SpectraGel, regularly. I wear clean clothing. I shower, thoroughly, before I head off to visit.
And I hope that's enough. If not, well, I'm not sure what I can do. Scented and deodorant soaps either get a raised eyebrow from my partner, or they cause an almost immediate blistering dermatitis, which while it isn't contagious, is pretty gross.
DavidO
Laura
05-07-2002, 09:31 AM
You always smell great to me.
Laura
WhaWhaWha
05-07-2002, 10:16 AM
Originally posted by Mystique>Misty
Tell your client that it has always been a fantasy to get in the shower and wash and soap them up . Most of us love the thought that we are fulfilling a fantasy. Also tell your client it would make you really hot . It does not have to be a long shower... just long enough remove any odors. Depending on time etc. this could work... let me know how u make out. I definately agree with you though ...I have a very sensitive nose . >>>>>Misty
Yes, but then how do you work it into the fantasy when you're discreteley trying to scrub the offending areas? Whats the most seductive way to say the hottest part of your fantasy is that elusive hunt for skid marks, crotch cheese, and pit stains?
We are all human and are aware of our glands. If we cant work out a gracious way to tell each other about it when it comes up, how the hell are we supposed to negotiate the more intimate stuff?
Myself included, since becoming the big person approaching 40 that I am, I find I'm growing increasingly paranoid about my hygiene. My friends consider my excessive need for showering and grooming to be inconvenient when travelling, and almost effeminate at times. But skip a day and I feel like I could fill a room. Still it eventually happens. I was politely advised once, "perhaps you'd be more comfortable after a shower". I didn't take it personally. We had a wonderful time afterward.
One time I had a brilliant incall duo session in Scarborough. A very beautiful and charming couple of young ladies who were impeccable in almost every way except one. The blonde gal had a slight breath problem. After all was done and paid and the clothes were back on, I was on my way out the door when they told me they hoped I had a good time. I should have offered a polite thank you but I didn't. I complimented their beauty, their exceptional service, the upscale premises, the lingerie, even their hair! But then I ruined it by adding that despite how wonderful it was it could only have been improved if [insert Blonde's name here] could have popped a mint. She did not take it well at all. I tried to emphasise it was not a big deal and reminded her I didnt let it stop me from enjoying myself, but that just made it worse.
Now if it comes up I just offer the mint beforehand, and take one myself. Often a gal has to sneak in one last smoke or a quick sandwich between calls. No reason to make her feel self concious all the time. As Seth said to Ritchie... "it's only a big deal if you make it one."
Mikehorn
05-07-2002, 11:21 AM
This thread reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where he had BO in his car and couldn't get rid of it after the smelly valet parked it. Rampant, MUTANT BO....
BBW_Morgan
05-07-2002, 04:48 PM
Originally posted by DavidO
What's a fellow to do?
Have you tried one of those crystal thingies? A friend with environmental allergies swears by them, and, since I've never noticed her to be stinky, I can only assume it's working fine :)
Morgan
DavidO
05-08-2002, 09:06 AM
Originally posted by BBW_Morgan
Have you tried one of those crystal thingies? Oh yeah, forgot about them. They work as antiperspirants, not deodorants, and I ended up with a very strange skin reaction when I've used them. I *shouldn't* react to them, but I do. It did work as an antiperspirant, though...
Originally posted by Laura
You always smell great to me. Thanks, Laura. I guess I'm doing *something* right :)
DavidO
(putting a drop of vanilla extract behind each ear)
Jenn_angel
05-09-2002, 03:40 PM
I feel your pain... Wrong soap and I am screwed... It is just really sensitive skin in my case... I just don't use hotel soap... I bring my own... Whats a girl to do?
Wrong anything and I am screwed... Mind you I have gotten to the point where I have one place that no longer reacts to it... The inside of my wrists. I have managed to desensitised the skin there... LOL. I can now wear what ever I want.
I hope you tell the provider you are about to see... It could save you a lot of pain and trouble.
DavidO
05-09-2002, 05:17 PM
Originally posted by Jenn_angel
I feel your pain... Wrong soap and I am screwed... Ummm, there's a *really* bad joke here. I'm not going to make it, but I'll just alert the masses...
Originally posted by Jenn_angel
I hope you tell the provider you are about to see... It could save you a lot of pain and trouble. Well, Jenn, I certainly do now. Especially after I came home with one lovely lady's perfume on my breath.
DavidO
Jenn_angel
05-09-2002, 05:19 PM
On your breath? LMFAO...
Thank you for being nice... Mind you... With the exception of the wrong soap I generally like to be... Oops... Time to behave now...
E_B_Samaritano
05-09-2002, 11:38 PM
A1 Provider,
About those 2k Italian designer suits..ever considered that the guy may be wearing his entire clothing wardrobe. First clue..pants stand at attention by themselves when he undresses..then they jump back on at the snap of a finger. Suits can have a nasty habit of transferring odor if worn too many times between proper dry cleaning.
On a more serious note: My suggestion would be to inform any potential customer that you encourage them to take showers on location to insure better service. Offer the shower up front "off the clock". Believe it or not some of these big spenders you're talking about are worried about being shorted on time. Personally, I don't like incalls and the convenience and cleanliness of the facilities is often an issue. I can count the number of incalls that I've been to on one hand in my many years of hobbying. Unfortunately, only one place had the necessary items on hand to facilitate taking a proper shower. That lady is Laiya of Vancouver. I am very particular about hygiene as well. I find it remarkable that many ladies can't even offer a clean bath towel, let alone a wash cloth. Of course many incall locations are drive throughs anyway, so often time you'll find the bath supplies exhausted by previous customers. Precisely why I prefer outcall to my hotel room where I can indulge in the proper surgical scrub prior to the session. I always have something on hand other than hotel soap which is for individual personal use of the provider if she so wishes.
I do prefer to use a lightly scented cologne and I use unscented deodorant so as not to clash with the cologne. In doing so I will always take it under advisement as some ladies do have allergic reactions to fragrances. On the other hand, many wives and SOs have allergic reactions to another woman's perfume or cosmetics...LOL.. I'm fortunate to not be concerned about this issue..:-)
EBS
Jenn_angel
05-10-2002, 08:53 AM
Hey... In all honesty I am open to advice... I take it all into consideration... So far I have gotten two pieces of advice...
Oh and they were nice to think they might be helping... But I think I like how I am. lol.
Misty you are very correct... Actually it can be quite erotic when done properly...
DavidO
05-10-2002, 11:52 AM
Originally posted by Jenn_angel
On your breath? LMFAO...Laugh if you like, Jenn, but it was true. Mind you, in conversations with the lady afterward, she did say that she used scent in "all the fun places". It was fun.
Mind, I've seen the same lady since, she's taken the perfume thing into account, and there was *no* problem. None whatsoever. I've *got* to see her again, too... Soon, soon.
Thank you for being nice... Mind you... With the exception of the wrong soap I generally like to be... Oops... Time to behave now... Jenn, I'm almost always nice. Thanks for the info. Uh, were you suggesting that even when you're clean, you can be dirty? :eek: Oh, never mind, I just got it. Nice, a little slow sometimes, but nice.
Originally posted by Mystique>Misty
Here are some suggetions Thanks, tea tree oil soap is on the list of things to try, and I can get it here, many thanks for the offer.
DavidO
Jenn_angel
05-10-2002, 12:06 PM
Originally posted by DavidO
Laugh if you like, Jenn, but it was true. Mind you, in conversations with the lady afterward, she did say that she used scent in "all the fun places". It was fun.
Mind, I've seen the same lady since, she's taken the perfume thing into account, and there was *no* problem. None whatsoever. I've *got* to see her again, too... Soon, soon.
Jenn, I'm almost always nice. Thanks for the info. Uh, were you suggesting that even when you're clean, you can be dirty? :eek: Oh, never mind, I just got it. Nice, a little slow sometimes, but nice.
DavidO
Me dirty? LMAO... Ask someone who knows... LMFAO. I am just me... Now on the issue of dirty... Define dirty... LMAO. Now that could be fun... No better yet... Show me... ;-)
joebob
05-12-2002, 09:39 PM
Originally posted by josie
I smile to walk into a room all steamy and the guys got on a towel....no need for comments then.
Good post by the way!
.xo
Very interesting.
I remember reading on more than one site that this is a breach of SP etiquette and that most SP's dislike being met in a towel or bathrobe. As I recall the argument was that it could be preceived as "rushing" the event.
Comments & insight welcome.
Joebob
E_B_Samaritano
05-13-2002, 09:48 PM
Joebob,
I wear a bathrobe almost all the time for encounters in hotels.
I don't think ladies have an issue with this. They are pros and this should shock them no more than if you were greeted in lingerie at an incall. As a minimum session is 2 hours for me, the rush factor is never in the equation. In fact, since you are in your own place, you appear more relaxed and natural walking around freshly showered. If anything, your at ease vibes will put her in that mood. Why put on clothes, only to have to remove them soon after? In fact, if it is a lady you haven't met, it breaks some of the ice by sending a subtle message as to your expectations in the session. Believe it or not, there are still some clients who only want to talk. These are the ones who are usually fully clothed. The woman will only feel rushed based on how you treat her. First and foremost is how you react within the first few minutes of her entrance. It behooves you, fully clothed or not to make sure she feels at home. At least wait for the door to slam before you start groping..LOL..(not intended to imply that you'd do this of course).
EBS
josie
05-16-2002, 10:19 PM
Good point about the breach.I don't really see it as such. Although I can see where some would.
If you think you have B.O.I'd rather be safe then pungent and shower after a workout or whatever.Some fellas put on there pants and answer the door.Most thinking escorts will thank you for being fresh.And the ones who don't better sniff themselves!!
xo
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