Review on 💆 Daiwa Felicity Tapping Pro Handheld Deep Tissue Massager - Electric Massage Machine by Amanda Christensen

This is not a "light" sensual massage. It definitely hits the muscles. I just got that on Saturday. For a while I had tight, painful neck/back muscles. It just wouldn't work on its own. I booked this to see if I could get anything long term compared to a professional masseuse (and their cost). Saturday night I massaged the muscles. It still hurt today (Sunday). I did another "treatment" tonight, but the muscle seemed less tight and "a little" less sore. It can only be the placebo effect, if "I do something, it means it's better". I'll get back to you later this month (January 2015) when I can remember. What I like is that there are: 1) The curved design definitely promotes the proper functioning of the back muscles. 2) The handle has grooves so it won't slip out of your hand easily 3) The intensity is definitely great 4) It comes with three heads. The one you see in the picture is the one. It unscrews and there's a finger head for digging deep and a stiff brush which I think is for the scalp. I'll stick with the regular round. The manual says you CAN damage fabrics. Relax. That means it's intense enough to work my muscles. 5) The cable is long enough. 6) The controls are easy to use without looking at them. You can change the intensity with the dial while messaging. 7) The weight is great and allows you to focus your shots where your head is. There is no hesitation or movement caused by him knocking and wanting to move one way or the other. 8) If it feels hard in your hand. 9) It is ready to use out of the box. I wish they would explain a little more about how to use the heads and then also how infrared works. You'll know when you do, if you hit your spine (or a bone) while moving, the device will bounce. I would recommend this and it looks like hundreds of others have had similar positive experiences.