KAWD-335 - Let's do it together! Getting intimate with my bestie

This is an older title. At the time, there were many harsh reviews calling it 'soft.' In an era where we see so many over-the-top lesbian performances, this kind of subtle, understated intimacy feels refreshing. That said, the play is by no means lazy; they kiss properly, and you get to see some very persistent, intense cunnilingus. Rather than 'soft,' it feels like they stripped away unnecessary scenes and focused on the essentials. The mosaic isn't thin, but the shots of the tongue crawling through the pubic hair are well-captured. The final scene might even be a must-watch by today's standards. Plus, both actresses are cute. I wish AV studios would go back to basics and use this as a reference for how to do lesbian scenes right.

Haruki Sato and Sae Aihara are both wonderful actresses. Their figures are amazing, so I never got bored watching them. With their talent, they could have definitely handled some harder lesbian scenes! A bit of a shame!

I'm a fan of lesbian content, but this is just lazy acting and direction. There's nothing to see here. I kept waiting for it to get exciting, but they just messed around until it ended.

To start with my conclusion: this is a completely boring piece of work. I think that because I watched it expecting a lesbian film, but if you view it strictly as a 'two-person sex' video, you might be able to watch two pretty, cute girls fooling around without feeling any real arousal. There seems to be a lesbian-style scene toward the end, but I got bored halfway through and didn't make it that far.

This is the prequel to 'Little Devil Body Esthetician.' While that one focuses on their life after becoming lesbian partners, this one covers the process of childhood friends developing into a lesbian relationship. The actresses are friends from the same agency, and for both, this series is their debut in solo lesbian work. They seem surprisingly comfortable with lesbian scenes for early works, perhaps because of their real-life friendship. I like how it progresses from the innocent stage—where they can only shyly touch each other's chests while sleeping—to light kisses and playful moments in the bath, moving from hesitation to boldness. The way they seem happy just by pressing their naked bodies together conveys a sense of emotional connection, which I highly rate. In the second half, the play gets harder, using everything from scissoring to double dildos. It becomes a bit too practiced, though; I would have liked to enjoy more of that tentative, inexperienced exploration typical of lesbian beginners. Since they are different production companies despite being a series, I suppose that couldn't be helped.