Body-to-body is warm-oil massage in which the working surface runs well past the palm, and on this site it is the name written on the door.
Three words, two hyphens, and a whole trade hangs off them. Body-to-body is massage in warm oil in which the therapist works with more than her hands. That is the definition. The rest is detail, and most of the detail is logistics.
On this site it is the anchor, and every other technique is read against it. Nuru swaps the oil for gel. Erotic oil keeps the oil and shifts the mood. Four-hand doubles the headcount. Naked massage names a condition of the room. Body-to-body is the base coat under all of them, and the office assumes it whenever a message gives a length and an address and nothing more.
The house sends it out, never in. There is no studio to visit and no reception to cross. She comes to the hotel room or the flat, at any hour, from a bench of forty-five therapists.
Not the technique. By the time you have typed the words, that is settled. The open questions are shorter. How long. When. Where. First booking with the house, or not. Four answers in one message, and the thread does the rest.
Length deserves a minute of thought. Oil takes a little while to earn its keep, and a single hour spends a slice of itself getting there. Ninety minutes is where plenty of regulars end up. Two hours is where the clock walks out of the room.
Exactly what everything else costs. EUR 180 for the hour, EUR 270 for ninety minutes, EUR 360 for two. The name of the technique moves nothing on the price ladder, and neither does the hour of the night you choose.
The session has a fuller write-up on the body-to-body service page. The three-character shorthand most people type instead has an entry of its own under B2B.