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Originally Posted by AUDIFANSG
Wats wit the soapland service. Its an additional 400sgd lol. U can banga vietnam hottie for that price. Wats included in the soapland service
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I would say there's 2 key parts to the soapland service - the shower and the ヌルヌル (nuru massage).
1) Shower w スケベ椅子
PRC ladies like those at TT won't even agree to shower customers even if they charge $500 (Yes I've tried before). Japanese ladies at VP shower you standing up washing your private parts with soap and then wash it off. That's all.
For Fanza's soapland service, Japanese ladies would give you a thorough soaping and washing using the スケベ椅子 (perverted chair). So you would be sitting on that chair while she soaps you sensually with her breasts and pussy. The perverted chair allows her to access your dick while she's behind with her breasts soaping your back while her hands are roaming your dick for example. There are many erotic positions that can be done with a perverted chair in a soapland service that is not done in a normal Japanese shower.
2) ヌルヌル Nuru massage
The nuru massage originated in the Kawasaki red light district and no one can do this better than the Japanese. (Yes I have tried PRC girls nuru massage before, terrible compared to the Japanese service). It is done using a waterproof air mattress and nuru gel. So you're lying on the mattress while she performs the service. It's difficult to explain the full process. But there are many JAV videos with the nuru massage genre that would be able to give you a good idea of what you'll experience.
Some guys would think it's the most erotic experience they ever felt in their life, some guys would think it's meh. But I would say it's good to try at least once in your life. It's difficult to try it in Japan, even if you are of East Asian ethnicity and speak Japanese, half the shops would still reject you. They have many rules even for how customers should behave that foreigners probably don't know. So trying it in Singapore is the much easier option, just make sure you try it from a Japanese (who usually undergo training) and not from a PRC.