Společná sprcha means a shared shower. It's a short, intimate part of some sensual massage sessions where you and the masseuse rinse off together before or after the massage. If you’re curious but nervous, this page gives straight, useful advice so you know what to expect and how to feel comfortable.
The shower usually lasts a few minutes. The masseuse will invite you in, help warm the water, and wash areas you ask them to or that are part of the session. Often it’s gentle, calming, and meant to relax both of you. It’s not always sexual — many salons use it to remove oil and create a clean, relaxed state before the bodywork begins.
Expect towels, warm water, and clear communication. If you prefer to wash yourself, say so. If you want assistance in certain areas, let the masseuse know. Most professional places keep the shower simple and private: no cameras, no extra people, and strict hygiene rules.
Be direct about limits. Tell the masseuse what feels OK and what doesn’t. Use short phrases like “Please don’t touch my chest” or “Help me wash my back.” That clarity cuts awkward moments and keeps things smooth.
Hygiene matters. A good salon uses clean towels, non-irritating soap, and regular cleaning between clients. If something looks off — dirty floors, reused towels, or a masseuse who ignores your requests — walk out and report it.
Bring a small change of clothes and flip-flops if you want. Shower floors get slippery; sandals help. If you feel cold after the shower, ask for an extra towel or a warm robe. Most places are happy to make small adjustments to keep you comfortable.
Consent isn't a one-time thing. Agreeing to a shower doesn’t mean you’ve said yes to anything else. If the masseuse suggests something you don’t want, say no. A professional will respect that immediately.
For couples sharing a shower, decide roles ahead of time. Do you want to wash each other, or prefer the masseuse to help both of you? A quick chat before booking will save surprises and make the experience more relaxing.
Aftercare: dry off, hydrate, and take a few minutes to relax before getting dressed. If you feel emotional or tense, let the masseuse know — they can slow the pace or give space.
Want to read more? Check our stories and guides about shared showers, sensual rituals, and what to expect in Prague’s massage scene. A shared shower can be a simple upgrade: cleaner, closer, and often more relaxing — when done with respect and clear boundaries.
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