Could you spot if your companion is really into you? Some people light up the room with good energy, and others seem surrounded by an invisible dark cloud of doom and gloom. Some of you may be sceptical when it comes to body language, but statistics and case studies have proven it to be significant. So here at Park Lane and Mayfair, we take a look at some of the examples you can expect to come across when you meet some of our rather sexy young women.
Whilst most in this profession find themselves feeling confident and rather over-excited when it comes to meeting clients, there are the odd few that are a little less forward. These we like to call the wallflower. These high-class ladies are the shy and retiring type; they may struggle to make eye contact and may benefit from a compliment or two, letting her know how much you enjoy her company. We find strong, powerful men who like to take charge will often enjoy the company of a wallflower and the challenge of bringing out her inner vixen.
A lot of the time, Lust is amplified flirtation demonstrated by our models. The tension will be even more so, and our ladies will be direct and blatant in their intentions and desires. Her eye contact will be more natural, and her pupils may dilate. Her movement will be more pronounced, with her back arched and chest protruding. Her breath may become heavier, and her lips parted. For the eager client, this will be a real thrill. He should respond well and accept her invitation to get closer.
Our ladies make it pretty obvious when they’re flirting with their clients. This is probably because our London companions are absolute professionals in the art of flirting itself. The femme fatale will make eye contact, lean towards him, laugh at his jokes and smile continuously.
Sexual tension will be rife, and you’ll no doubt notice her touch herself in subtle ways, such as playing with her hair, fiddling with her jewellery or carefully touching her neck. It’s always quite flattering for clients. When an escort flirts with them, it’s an experience.
