>>715993567
The general rule with hot stones is that if the therapist can't hold them comfortably, they don't go on the client, so no, you're not likely to get burned by someone who knows what they're doing unless you have some sort of hyper-sensitive skin condition or something. The heat can do wonders for loosening up particularly stubborn knots and tension and relieving chronic pain.
>>716002220
That's what a lot of people have told me in the past, too. That's actually how I got into massage therapy, just giving out random neck/shoulder rubs at the fast food place I was working at. Got a ton of compliments, so I dropped the engineering plan I had in mind and looked into massage instead, and it's been a great, if somewhat unstable, career so far.
