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Fragrances and Temporary Insanity
The sense of smell has a powerful impact on
romance. The effect is so strong that research has
proven that our sense of smell gives us the
ablility to choose partners who are geneticlally
compatible. So nature's way of keeping the human
race going is based to some degree on the way
someone smells to us. All that happens is that we
are attracted to some people's smells and turned
off by others. Appealing to the sense of smell
doesn't stop here. Scents can also be used to
heighten arousal and emotions in your partner.
The most common use of fragrances in romance is
through aromatherapy using essential oils.
Essential oils can be used in different ways:
massaged into the skin, inhaled through the air
(candles, incense), added to the bath, dabbed on
your pillow, or heated in a diffuser. Essential
oils are potent, and just a few drops are needed
per use.
To make your first aromatic experience simple,
use just one oil. The following list of essential
oils below is a good place to start:
- Benzoin-Vanilla smell. Combats lonliness and
anxiety, relaxes, invigorates.
- Cardamom-Ginger smell. Enhances sex.
- Lemon-Lemon smell. Helps to manage stress,
relieves anxiety, tension, and mental
fatigue.
- Rose-Rose smell. Stimulates sexual feelings
for women.
© 2008 ExpertDatingAdvice.com
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Ladies' Home Journal ('Can this Marriage be
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