
Women-only esthetic salon featuring soft foam and intimate body-to-body washing. What starts as a relaxing massage quickly turns into a hot session of kissing and oral pleasure as the customers lose control.




















*The introduction of rubbing the body lathered with soap and washing it, and getting into a naughty mood, is classic but attractive.
Unlike 'Pleasure Lesbian Esthe,' this work is excellent in how it depicts the customer persistently demanding the service. The staff member refuses at first, but the way the customer relentlessly pursues her is portrayed very well. Also, the time spent on each person is just right.
*It's like a lesbian sex shop. The interaction between customers and staff is like looking into a lesbian sex shop. I would have liked the body washing scene to be shorter and the interaction time to be longer. I'm a fan of erotica, and I liked how the women's skin was photographed so beautifully, even though they were completely naked. I wish the director would launch a series about lesbian entertainment! I thought.
The lesbian aesthetic works here feel like they're getting weaker and weaker. The cast is luxurious, but trying to fit four pairs into just over two hours is impossible. It's always the same pattern where it ends just as things are heating up, so there's no hope for any real climax. Isn't it about time for a renewal?
It all comes down to the line, 'This is not a sex parlor.' Most of the performers are petite, so you don't get that signature 'plump' look. However, there's a fetishistic eroticism in the way they slowly restrain the customer when he gets excited and tries to touch the esthetician. The fact that they proceed with just the body wash without using any props is also a big plus.