**ASMR** (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) is an experience that often begins on the scalp and spreads to the rest of the body. It is typically triggered by specific sounds or visual stimuli. When it comes to the sound of massage, it can also elicit ASMR for some people.
Here are some ways in which the sound of massage can feel like ASMR:
1. **Reliant movements**: When the masseuse performs gentle and slow movements on the skin, it can create a calming sensation. The sound of hands gliding over the skin can be very relaxing.
2. **Tingle sounds**: When the massage therapist uses different tools or techniques, it can create small tingling sounds. These sounds can feel like tingling sensations on the skin and can be very pleasant.
It's important to note that not everyone experiences ASMR and it's a very individual experience. Some people love it, while others don't react in the same way.
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