I have a question.

[IMxAxMONSTERx]

Anyone that has done this, please help me out. Would you consider feet to be more, equally, or less ticklish after a foot massage/rub?

 

[Camel26]

My thought, from a physiological standpoint, is that after a massage, there is increased blood flow to the area...which means all of those oxygen-loving nerve endings are getting what they need to be more sensitive...using lotion or oil helps keep the skin smooth/reduces friction, so I'd say that a massage plus a bit of lotion/oil would definitely heighten sensitivity...just my $00.02...let me know if I have change coming!!!

 

[duck171]

I think they become less, at least that is my experience.

 

[IMxAxMONSTERx]

I think they become less, at least that is my experience.

Is that with or without lotion/oil?

 

[duck171]

Is that with or without lotion/oil?

Yes, without oil. Now with oil they are ticklish no matter what. It seems for the most part that the more I touch my gf's feet the less ticklish she becomes, and she is extremely ticklish to begin with. Its like its no longer a surprise so a lot of the ticklishness goes away.

 

[3xPIN]

Your skin is nice and soft after you have had the massage so your skin becomes much more receptive. and if you get tickled in the middle the surprise is more intense. So depending on how the tickling commences, i would have to say yes

 

[QueenBeeBeeMari]

Anyone that has done this, please help me out. Would you consider feet to be more, equally, or less ticklish after a foot massage/rub?

go get a pedicure, try it and tell us