Q: What is the difference between a masseuse and masseur? A: A masseuse is a woman and a masseur is a man in French. We normally call them massage therapists or massage practitioners.     Q: Who needs massage? A: People of all ages and lifestyles can benefit from massage.     Q: What do you wear for a massage? A: We provide man with trunks, women with gown (like hospital gown). They are comfortable, and massage therapists can execute on the bare skin of the body easily if it's necessary. However, the massage room is properly draped and not exposed to view.     Q: What do you wear in a sauna? A: Our sauna is coed. Your must wear trunks or gown that we provide. Your own bathing suit or swim trunks are optional.     Q: What do you wear for Jacuzzi? A: Nothing needs to be worn as Jacuzzi, because it's private. But your own bathing suit or swim trunks are optional.     Q: What parts of the body are massaged? A: All of the body is massaged except the private areas.     Q: What is the difference between Swedish massage and Shiatsu massage? A: Swedish massage based on the Western concepts of anatomy and physiology and employs the traditional manipulative techniques of effleurage, petrissage, vibration, friction, and tapotement. Shiatsu massage, Japanese style, a finger pressure method, is based on the Oriental concept that the body has a series of energy (tsubo) points. When pressure is properly applied to these points, circulation is improved and nerves are stimulated. Shiatsu is said to improve body metabolism and to relieve a number of physical disorders.     Q: Is tipping necessary? A: They may, if the customer enjoys very much and wishes to, and it is appreciated.