20 Essential Oils for Sex – Natural Ways to Boost Your Sex Life

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There are plenty of medications out there that promise a quick fix for your sexual problems, but if you prefer a more natural approach, or just want something that smells better, why not try some essential oils to boost your libido?

Besides being affordable, they are also very versatile, so you can use them for other purposes around your home as well.

How do essential oils help your sex life?

This natural remedy can help your sex life in a number of ways…

First…

since pressure One of the The biggest sex killer, any Essential oils that aid relaxation can be invaluable. Using anxiety-removing scents while cuddling with your partner can help increase intimacy. Or, place them in key areas of the house that need calming.

second…

These plants have natural and medicinal valueFor example, lavender is an antibacterial plant and also an antifungal plant. Essential oils in concentrated form are very beneficial to the body.

Each method also has a spiritual dimension to it, such as “sexual energy.” Even if you don’t believe in that, you can still use them scientifically, and they have been proven to work.

third…

Smells can evoke reactions and emotions in individuals. For example, some people may find the smell of the ocean uplifting, while others find it repulsive? Essential oils can work the same way. Find an essential oil that makes you feel warm and cozy inside and use it to lift your mood.

Why they don’t help your sex life

Everything has a limit, and vegetable oil is no exception.

Low libido can be due to poor diet, lifestyle choices (such as smoking or drug use), lack of self-confidence, physical or emotional trauma, hormonal imbalances or changes, and side effects of medications.

While using essential oils can certainly help, they are not an immediate solution to every serious problem. Think of them as a supplement.

Oil safety

• forever and ever Do an allergy spot test Use an oil you’ve never tried on the inside of your arms.

• In addition to lavender, Essential oils should never be applied directly to the skin (in pure form). They should always Dilute with a carrier oilsuch as almonds or grape seeds.

• Essential oils should never be ingested. Never. Do not drip the oil in tea or under your tongue as some websites suggest. First, the oils are too concentrated. Second, the oils are not certified for direct consumption or cooking. That’s it.

• Always consult a doctor If you already have a health issue and want to start using essential oils.

Where to put essential oils

1. skin contact Moisturizing regimen or Relaxing, romantic massage Your partner can also help you (this can also help build sexual awareness). Or, if you mix your own essential oils, Make Your Own Perfume Then dab some lightly onto your neck and wrists (reapply throughout the day).

Learn more about the art of sensual massage…

How to massage – romantic touch and erotic ending

2. Inhalation Whether it’s an oil lamp, a scented candle or a diffuser. You can add fragrance to different rooms. For example, add a relaxing atmosphere to your office, a vibrant atmosphere to your kitchen, and a sensual atmosphere to your bedroom.

3. Take a hot bath Add a few drops of oil and let your stress melt away as you soak. Or, if you want to enhance intimacy, take a bath with your partner.

4. Scent your sheets Add a few drops to a paper towel and gently wipe the head of the mattress (where your head rests). Remember, don’t drop the oil directly on the fabric. In addition to leaving a stain, the smell will be too strong. Alternatively, you can tuck the oil-soaked paper towel under your sheets or inside your pillowcase an hour or two before going to bed.

20 Essential Oils for Sex

1. Rose – Traditionally used as an aphrodisiac, it also has anti-anxiety and sedative properties. Any kind will work, but the strongest-smelling version is Damascus rose (a type of rose native to Morocco). Be careful though, it’s a bit pricey and should be used with caution.

2. Jasmine – Studies have shown that this essential oil is so effective that participants felt more alert and energized after taking just a few drops. It can also help relieve depression and fatigue caused by stress. It has a strong floral scent and is popular with women. Also, it’s a bit pricey.

3. Clary Sage – Great for treating hormonal imbalances and boosting libido. Helps to increase creativity and promote euphoria. Clary Sage always appears on any list of sexual and sensual essential oils.

4. Ylang-ylang – Has a wonderful floral scent. Blends well with woody essential oils like Sandalwood. It ranks high for sexual energy, erotic intensity, and all-around aphrodisiac properties.

5. Orange Blossom – This oil comes from orange blossoms. It fights sexual apathy, lowers blood pressure, and boosts libido. It’s a good choice if your libido is down due to hormones.

6. Fennel – Very beneficial for menstruation and pregnancy, it also has similar effects on the body as estrogen – thus increasing libido.

7. Sandalwood – Used for over 4,000 years, it is one of the oldest known perfumes. A powerful tension reliever and muscle relaxant. This sacred oil is used in India and blended with rose to make “aytar”. It is a popular sexual restorative for men.

8. Amyris – Also known as West Indian Sandalwood, it has the same properties as its sister fragrance, but the Indian version is stronger and more direct. But since it is often illegally harvested, there may be some ethical reasons for consumers to choose the Pacific alternative.

9. Rosewood – Charming, Confident, Calming – Rosewood promotes positivity. We all know that a little black rain cloud can put a damper on the fire in our bedroom, so Rosewood is a great choice.

10. Cardamom – Used as a part of Indian and Chinese medicine for over 3,000 years, it is another ancient and sacred ingredient used to relieve mental fatigue and calm the nervous system.

11. Cedar – Great for massage oil, especially as it helps warm and relieve stress. Gentle on both body and mind.

12. Patchouli – Good for positive mental health and positivity. It also has a natural and powerful sedative effect; thus having the secondary benefit of reducing stress and anxiety.

13. Lavender – This plant is well known for its stress-relieving properties. But did you know it’s also one of the most powerful essential oils in the essential oil world? It’s antiseptic, antifungal, antibacterial, balances hormones, aids the reproductive system, and more. If you were to have one essential oil in your home that would solve all your problems, this should be it.

14. Geranium – Balances emotions and hormones, improves blood flow (increases circulation by dilating capillaries). Great for clearing negativity.

15. Cinnamon – If you’re feeling drained of energy, try cinnamon. It helps stimulate (increases your energy reserves, which can increase your libido). It’s also great for the skin, circulatory system, and nervous system.

16. Ginger – Known for increasing heat (eat some if you don’t believe me). It has benefits for male sensuality and sexual performance. Secondary benefits include improved digestion and relief of muscle pain. Do not use if you have hormone-related cancer.

17. Bergamot – It stimulates and “turns on” energy flow and self-acceptance. Use it to reduce stress, anxiety, tension and negativity.

18. Clove – You may be used to using ground cloves in your Christmas cooking, but clove essential oil is another powerful libido enhancer.

19. Basil – Yes, you can find it in the kitchen, but the oil is another story. It has antioxidant and anti-anxiety properties. Helps eliminate toxins. Current laboratory studies show that it has benefits for male rats (testis department).

20. Black pepper – This is a warm and spicy oil (but expensive) that stimulates appetite and libido. It increases libido and improves blood circulation (blood is good for libido). It relieves sexual fatigue. It is a strong oil, so don’t use it for several days in a row.

Hybrid Options

When it comes to essential oils, there is no right or wrong combination. You can go with pure florals or pure musk/woods… or anything in between. There are tons of recipes on the internet, but they require a lot of essential oils on hand.

However…

If you’re new to this, go to your local health food or supplement store and try out their trial bottles. Smell each product and see which ones pique your interest. Then buy a simple carrier oil.

If you are on a budget, I recommend buying the starter kit Lavender, clary sage, ylang ylang, and then maybe sandalwood or geranium.

hint: You can test the combinations by putting various drops on a cotton swab or wipe, placing each drop in a separate sealed bag, and sniffing after a few minutes. If you are doing several experiments, take a few moments between each sniff test to let your senses clear. Experts sometimes use coffee to “cleanse the taste buds.”

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