Mmm…kisses. Sometimes you forget that sexual health and wellness all begins with a good kiss. But what is a good kiss? Do you prefer something soft and seductive or a kiss with a little more oomph? And, that being said, why should you have to choose? Here are five different kisses to try the next time you want to get things going with your partner.
Light as a Feather – With your mouth relaxed and your lips slightly parted, brush over his lips lightly and pull away. Then, nibble his lips with the tips of yours and use your tongue to gently play with his. Oh, you tease!
Friendly but Firm – When you take charge of your man, it’s the ultimate turn on for you and for him so get him weak at the knees with this simple kiss. Slightly tilt your head and give him a firm but lingering kiss with your lips parted. If he tries to use his tongue, pull away for a few seconds to keep things slow and steady. It may be tempting to fall right into it, but holding back can lead to great foreplay.
Explore – Starting with a relaxed kiss, gently explore his mouth with your tongue. Circle the tip of his tongue with yours, and then lightly touch his teeth and the under-side of his tongue. Then, pull back out and wait for him to return the favour!
The Classic French Kiss – There’s a reason why this kiss is so popular; it’s passionate, it’s intense. Still, getting too enthusiastic can make thing go from passionate and Parisian to a sloppy supper. The key to the classic French kiss is it carefully explore every inch of his tongue with yours, and to constantly vary your lip pressure.
The Hoover – Ok, this one doesn’t sound sexy but the unusual sensations involved in this kiss will have your man begging for more. Position your lips slightly outside of his and suck gently so that you pull his lips inside yours for a few seconds. Then release him and gently flick your tongue around his lips. However, if this version seems a bit too intense/weird, you can still get the benefits of this great kiss by sucking on small sections of his lips instead.
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