Hello everybody. I am an experienced lap dancer, feng shui practitioner, a psychic and author of the book ‘Feng shui for strippers’. I’ve noticed that tuscl.net website is very popular with strip club patrons and wrote a little article to see what people have to say to the whole idea of my method from a customer point of view, however any feedback is appreciated.
Most experienced dancers will agree that the ability to make a mental and emotional ‘connection’ with a customer is what makes the most money in their business. Remember the legendary saying ‘All you need is just one good guy’? Or ‘You can only make so much selling dances, but when you really get into a guys head and heart, you get into his wallet’?
Stripping is a very competitive job to do, so how do you do very well in this profession? Surely it helps to be attractive, outgoing and well presented, but in larger clubs there are plenty of girls that look equally attractive, dressed in generic outfits and even say the same thing or strike the same conversation with a guy that walks in. So how do you make yourself unique, memorable or catchy? How do you gain more control over your own popularity, so that you can ask for VIPs instead of dances, to be tipped more and get good regulars?
It’s all ‘in the eye of the beholder’! In other words its up to a customer to decide whether an entertainer is worth the big money or not, its what he ‘sees’ in her and not necessarily what she really is. Every dancer tries to establish a strong rapport with her patron but ultimately he is the one who chooses if he wants to ‘let her in’ and how much control to allow her.
What I advocate in the selling method described in my book 'Feng shui for strippers' is to wear an outfit of one solid basic color,to radiate a definitive ‘feel’, or mood (as in a 'mood lamp’) that is instantly relate-able for a man of any culture, background or walk of life so then the sale of dances or VIPs by a girl would depend on whether the customer likes the 'ambiance' or mood she is offering. I also explain how to choose a color to wear on a particular shift at work, and even how to choose a place and day of work, which is not the same for every girl and depends on what best compliments her personal (electromagnetic) energies. The method is largely supported by scientific studies on Color Therapy and is not what customers would be able to promptly dismiss, as the dancer would come across as the one representing something timeless, natural, a basic wavelength that brightens the room.
Although dresses like these should affect customer's buying decisions only subliminally (just like any colorful advertisement), what I still want to ask men on this website is if you think a stripper would look more appealing, arresting, siren-like, fascinating,impressive if she wore sexy gowns of bright and solid elemental colors like green,light blue,red,pink,orange,yellow,white,gold or silver,black, dark blue? Surely the dress has to go off at some point,but still do you think the 'classier' stripper image would be easier to up-sell? Its a common advise 'veteran' strippers give to newbies-invest in good stripper gowns,but do You as a man think they should also be colorful or metallic effect gowns?
Also, when you dream of meeting that extra special woman (if you still dream in colors) what is she wearing? Is she an ultimate 'woman in red'? Or 'pretty in pink', or a bit of an angel in a bright white outfit, or perhaps slightly quaint in a 'little black dress'? Please share your musings,many thanks!


Feng shui... And when I first read that I thought you were talking about interior decorating.
To help you out...
I think colors do help and I often am drawn to black, white and hues of green and blue which I don't see much on dancers in clubs. There's so much black, pink and reds those don't stand out to me, unless the dancer is in total black.
I tried to remember the last outfit colors of dancers that stuck out to me on my last club visits and I can remember 2 over the past 4 months (and about 10+ club visits). 1. A dancer in a bright yellow bikini who was average in looks and 2. A dancer in all black thigh highs, garter and bra which was very attractive. I couldn't even begin to tell you the outfits of the 10+ girls I received dances from and talked to during the last 4 months. The two girls I mentioned I had just viewed on stages and never interacted with.
I'd stay away from the gowns. I remember there was a time when a few clubs did that (maybe still do) but I think a dancer can keep the attention of a patron a lot better in lingerie or a bikini over a gown no matter how sexy the look is.