How to Have a Sensual Kiss

How to Have a Sensual Kiss

Kissing can be one of the most intimate and romantic experiences you can share with someone. Making the kiss sensual and special is important. Follow these steps to have an amazing, intimate kiss.

Step 1: Set the Mood

The first and most important part of an amazing sensual kiss is setting the mood. Taking the time to ensure your environment is romantic and comfortable is an important part of the process.

• Choose a time and place with minimal distractions or interruptions. You want the kiss to take place in an atmosphere of privacy and comfort.
• Dim the lights or light some candles. Make sure you are in a romantic yet comfortable environment.
• Soft music will help set the right atmosphere.

Step 2: Prepare to Kiss

Once the mood has been set up, the next step is to make sure you and your partner are ready for the kiss. Before you even touch, here are some tips for getting ready to kiss:

• Make eye contact and smile. This is a physical way of "connecting" with your partner.
• Put your hands around your partner's waist or shoulders, or caress their cheek. These physical touches can help communicate that you're ready for a kiss.
• Bring your head close to your partner's. You can also close your eyes at this point.

Step 3: Kiss

When the moment arrives, close your eyes and kiss your partner lightly. Your lips should gently press against theirs. You may want to start with a small peck and build up to a more passionate kiss.

• When your mouths are closed, glide your tongue slowly into your partner's mouth. You can lightly caress their tongue, or suck on the tip of it. Remember to go slowly, as rushing through the kiss will spoil the moment.
• Move your head slightly as you kiss differently. This can add variety and make the kiss even more unexpected and intense.
• Sensually bite your partner's lips or gently suck on them.
• Keep your breathing slow and steady to remain relaxed and heightened while kissing.

Step 4: After Kissing

When you are both ready to stop, take the time to embrace your partner. Put your arms around them, or caress their hair or face. This can be a nice way to transition out of the kiss.

After the kiss, you can share a look, a smile, or leave to do something else. No matter what your next steps are, take the time to remember the feeling of the kiss and enjoy it.