LOL

I would say the truth & .....

yep, the truth does it for me. I would never dream of telling guys what to write in a review. that is for you to decide.

However, I do preffer when the review is written in a gent like fashion  

Serena Vincente x

An honest but not too graphic recounting of your experience together

The hardest part is in writing the "juicy  details" as you need to include enough detail to convey how good her "services" were so your review will be accepted for publication. Doing this without resorting to a litany of acronymns and a very graphic description of your shared intimacy can be challenging.
IMHO, I would think ladies would prefer that your review read more like a hot, sexy romance novel than a porn story. Of course, if you are writing about a PSE date that may be different.
 

you give accurate and constructive criticism.

It is never good to be nasty, but everyone in this world can benefit from knowing what we can do to do a better job.

So, focus on that, and hopefully the gal will take it in the good spirit that it is offered.  If she does not then, perhaps this job is not for her.

Beyond that, it helps a gal for her prospective clients to know what she allows and does not allow.  Very often the profiles are defective, and not a good guide.  A smart client reads all the recent reviews and takes notes on what a gal does, and how well she does it.

To that end clients will be directed to gals who do what they like, which is good for both.  There's no sense in a guy coming to see a gal who won't make him happy because she's not into COF, to pick one menu item, when that's what he likes to do.

It is the job of the reviewer to put his observations down in a clear and concise manner.  If that can be done with some literary flair, so much the better; but we can't all write like Oscar Wilde.

What we can do is proof-read, and spell check.   And for God's sake, put a paragraph break in every five to six lines, or so.

For this, I would be very grateful.