(a) Required Attire. Massage Practitioners shall remain fully clothed while administering massage or otherwise present in a part of the Massage Establishment to which the public has access (e.g., massage rooms, reception areas, publicly accessible restrooms), including premises designated by the client through an Outcall Massage Service. The Massage Practitioner’s attire shall not include: (1) attire that is transparent, see-through, or that substantially exposes the Practitioner’s undergarments; (2) swim attire, unless the Practitioner is providing a water-based massage modality that has been approved by CAMTC; or (3) attire that exposes the individual’s breasts, buttocks, or genitals.
(b) Lewd Conduct and Prostitution Prohibited. Consistent with California Penal Code Section 647, as may be amended, and San Francisco Police Code Section 225, as may be amended, Massage Practitioners shall not engage in lewd conduct or prostitution on business premises, including locations designated by the client through an Outcall Massage Service. Lewd conduct includes, but is not limited to: the performance of acts or simulated acts of sexual intercourse, masturbation, bestiality, copulation (oral, anal or vaginal), or flagellation; the actual or simulated caressing or fondling by one adult human being of the anus or genitals of another adult human being; the actual or simulated displaying of the pubic hair, anus, vagina, penis, vulva, buttocks, areola, or any other external genitalia of the human body.
(c) Solicitation of Lewd Conduct and Prostitution Prohibited. Consistent with the California Penal Code Section 647, as may be amended, and San Francisco Police Code Section 225, as may be amended, Massage Practitioners shall not engage in the solicitation of lewd conduct or prostitution, on business premises, including locations designated by the client through an Outcall Massage Service.