There was a provider up in New England who obtained some nuru gel, and I had a session with her.

It was sort of OK, but I would not repeat.  The stuff get very cold after a few minutes.  (It's mostly water and as it evaporates, it feel quite chilly.)

Apparently most of her customers agreed because she stopped offering nuru after only a couple of months.

It was hard to obtain the gel as well.  She had to send away to Japan for it.

I've been offernig Nuru Massage for a few months now.

It's quite popular and fun for both of us! Yes, the massage gel is cold, so I keep the massage room at a much warmer temperature. Also, the body to body massage gets the session heating up in just a few minutes. A spray water bottle is the quickest cure for evaporating gel.

The massage gel is expensive, but purchasing it overseas was very pricey. The shipping charge was more expensive than the gel. Fortunately, I have found a place in the states that sells the gel and offers discounts to massage providers.

Been Nuru'd yet?

xoxo Diana Lane