Over two million people discovered the joy of easy relaxation and sensuality in Gordon Inkeles groundbreaking books 'The Art Of Sensual Massage' and 'The New Massage'. 20 years later he has selected his all-time favourite massage techniques to provide a sensual feast of the strokes that everyone loves.

With a warm, quiet place and a bottle of oil--and this incredible book--you can spread pleasure over every inch of your partner's body. For more than a million readers The Art of Sensual Massage is more than a book, it's an unforgettable sensual experience. Techniques are beautifully illustrated with hundreds of gorgeous black and white photos.. Rare color photos, taken during the book's original photo sessions have been added to this edition. Instructions are easy-to-learn. Ten minutes after you open this book you will be doing a sensual massage. This updated edition has the best paper and photo reproduction plus many text updates. From the book: In a world full of expensive gadgets futilely designed to increase enjoyment of life it is enormously satisfying to realize that you can give so much pleasure just using your hands.

A basic, powerful sensual massage program in a handy guide. A quick guide to sensual massage with an easy-to-learn step-by-step program for a complete body massage. Beautiful photos and graphics throughout make the book as enjoyable to browse as it is to use. This handy guide is perfect as a romantic gift or travel companion. It's the easiest way yet to learn the delightful art of sensual massage.

In a world full of expensive gadgets designed to increase sexual pleasure, these illustrated instructions will show readers how they can achieve much more satisfaction by using their hands. The DVDs follow each technique step-by-step, giving readers a comprehensive workshop in the comfort of their own homes.

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HOME

How to Enter Your Home

The Child-Friendly Home

How to Prepare Food

How to Relax

How to Sleep

OFFICE

Territory

The Inner Circle

Ambience

Storage

The Personal Computer

The Information-Age Habitat