Making
Scents
We’ve all
heard that certain fragrances can kick start a libido. Do you believe it’s
true? Well, scientists all over the world test this theory. Perfumes and colognes
have been created and designed on this belief. How this actually works is,
inhaling certain smells sends a message to brain, therefore triggering memories
or thoughts. This reaction causes the flow of blood to increase in the genital
area.
Have you
ever smelled cotton candy and thought back to the county fair? Or, fresh baked
bread reminds me of my grandmother. The scent of pumpkin reminds me of
Thanksgiving at home.
Certain
shampoos and lotions bring a smile to my face. One specific lotion brings back
memories of the short time I spent in India. Many cultures use scents to evoke
feelings from sexual to spiritual.
Baking
scents, like cinnamon, are popular in increasing the blood flow to the
genitals. I’ve been known to put a half teaspoon of cinnamon in a pan with
water and simmer it on the stove all day. The strength of cinnamon is amazing.
Vanilla is another scent to experiment with. It’s one of my faves.
Ylang-ylang
is potent. I’ve heard that not only does it increase one’s libido, but has a
relaxing effect.
How can one
use these scents with their lover? Add a few drops of essential oil to your
bath water. The scent will remain on your body after you dry off. Use scented
body washes or lotions. If you like a challenge, create your own scent by
adding a drop or two of several essential oils that you like to an unscented
lotion. Light smelly candles, or better yet, use wax warmers in the bedrooms.
Bake cookies and plan on a romantic evening.
Turn him into a hot and wild
lover--he won’t even know what hit him…
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