Would you massage for intimacy? To feel close again. To bring back that fire you once had.
Or would it be for stress and tension? A deep release you’ve been craving. To feel freedom in your aching body again.
When you're more like roommates than lovers. This massage is slow, it's rhythmical and sensual, you're pressed up close to each other so they feel more than just your hands.
I want this massage, tonight →
Undo what the day has done. Release knots, reduce pain and melt away tension. The massages make you feel better and help you move better.
I want this massage, tonight →
It’s nobody’s fault. All relationships do this. Here’s how to fix it:
Choose the style of massage you want to share, then click through and explore the types of massage you can give.
You love your partner but you want that spark back. You want to feel like it was in the beginning, when you couldn't get your hands off each other. When you wanted to explore every part of their body.
And it's been so long that you're not sure if it stress that's making your body tense. Or its the tension causing more stress. You need a healthy distraction, a soothing massage that hits all the right spots from the person you love.
This site helps you use physical touch to connect with your partner.
They’re actual massage techniques from an accomplished massage therapist of over 25 years practice. But it’s been adapted for home, without the need of a massage table.
The techniques still work on a massage table but a table robs you of connection. Being in a relationship means we can massage outside of the rules of the clinic.
This is how your massage coach shares massages at home with his partner. he didn’t want it to feel clinical. We massage out partner because we love them and want them to be as relaxed and comfortable as possible. To help take away their aches and pains. To feel closer, find more passion and connection through physical touch.
I’ve been teaching couples massage for 20 years, and I’m still completely in love with it.
Next to me is Emma — the gorgeous model I demonstrate on, who loves massages just as much as I do.
My goal is simple: get you having as much fun as possible, as quickly as possible. I focus on clear, easy-to-follow communication so you can learn massage in the best way for you.
Melt is my original work — designed specifically for couples. I first created it for my own relationship, to help us connect, bond, and explore each other’s bodies in a way that’s relaxing, comfortable, and intimate.
Come join me inside Melt. Your relationship will thank you for it.
Are the massages sensual?
Think of it as implied sensuality. Our lessons are designed to not get in the way of your experience together, this way you’re focused on your partner and not the screen.
We show you just enough to make you think “aha” I see where this can go. The rest is up to you. You can keep it therapeutic and relaxing, creating a lovely massage just like they do in a day spa or you can dial up your intimacy to where it’s no longer a massage. Most couples make it more than a massage but never talk about it. Some things ought to stay private.
Our focus is on connection first. And your connection deepens the more you massage.
What if I’m no good at it?
Most people aren’t, at first. That’s the whole point. You follow along, your hands learn, and your partner feels it. No experience needed. No strong hands needed.
What if my partner isn’t into it?
That’s the easy part. The only job your massage has is to make them say “mmm, that feels nice.”
When that happens, you’ve won. And you can make that happen tonight.
Do that a few times, expect nothing in return, and watch how they curl into your lap for more. That’s when you ask for your turn.
Do we even have time for this?
Fifteen minutes is all you need. But once you find flow you will not want to stop!
Do it after the kids are down, before you go the bed. You don’t need a special occasion, you don’t need a reason to make your partner relax. You need tonight.
Do we need any equipment?
No table. No experience. Just your hands and some oil. Copy what we do and follow-along to our massage
Which one do I pick?
Pick the one that speaks you most, don’t overthink it. You’re not missing out on anything.
If intimacy is what your relationship needs, choose that path. Feeling stressed and tense? Go down that route for now.
Later the courses will naturally overlap and you can do both.
Am I paying for anything right now?
Nope, we’re just exploring whats most important for your relationship right now.
Let’s see what massages speak to you best – choose the intimacy or tension route
“Massage is one thing that we avoided… until now.”
He would give me a massage which was more irritating than pleasant and both of us would end up grumpy and frustrated. Now, for the first time, we were able to have a romantic night of candlelight, music, and yes, massage. This was an intimate, beautiful, pleasant experience that has brought something new and exciting into our marriage.
“The way we were massaging each other before was all wrong and hardly romantic.”
We had so much fun testing it out on each other and learning more about each other’s likes along the way. Since we started, our relationship has blossomed even more and become more intimate through these incredible massages.
