FEBRUARY Seduction
Essential Oils and Love
Everyone senses that aromatic candles are relaxing and
essentially, beautiful and spiritual.
When two lovers get together, soft light, beautiful, subtle scent
and romantic music offer a secret, personalized atmosphere.
Below, a list of essential oils from a source book "Essential
Aromatherapy" by Carole McGilvery and Jimi Reed offer some guidelines for
seduction with scent.
CLARY SAGE
GERANIUM
JASMINE
NEROLI
PATCHOULI
ROSE
SANDALWOOD
YLANG-YLANG
RECOMMENDED:
Share a romantic bath by candlelight. Though men
dislike geranium in the tub,add the relaxing, cleanly qualities of rose-geranium
essential oil to several scents: rosemary, sharp, powerfullemongrass, and a drop
of lavender.
I mix mine with non-scented glycerine liquid soap and the scent is like
Irish Spring. Lavender is supposed to be an anaphrodisiac ( the opposite of a
love-potion!) but, when men wear lavender in their cologne, nothing can stop me
from being seduced and stimulated. (Actually, nothing can stop me
anyway!)
Employ your compassionate sensibilities in offering
sensual or essential massage ( try working gently on upper thighs and the backs
of the knees rather than hitting the erotic zones right away, ) Orange oil is
extremely nice worked into lower tummy (not private parts) and breast tissue.
Your male mate won't object to the scent.
NEVER use grapefruit oil on genitals or underarms. Brrr! It
burns!!
FROM THE TEXT:
"Subtlety is the key to the art of
seduction"
Rule #1: Clary sage is slightly intoxicating, but too much will inhibit sex
drive.
Rule #2: NEVER EVER use giant gallons of patchouli. I like to add
patchouli to wax and then glaze pressed flowers into candles with it. Patchouli is deep scent.
Rule #3: "Ylang-Ylang is helpful for impotence or frigidity." Always explore
the wondrous possibilities in natural stimulants, but also ALWAYS ask for
concerned medical advice. There are invariably medical foundations to sensory
inhibition.
Rule #4: In our fairy-tale, chiffon , glamour world- our stud always brings
us roses on Valentines Day. If he forgot or bought a giant purple onion
flower, rose is still an exquisite scent to spray around the baseboards. Use Aromatherapy Essential
oil, or rose water from the IDA.
HOW?
Dropping either 15 drops of rose essential or an inch of rosewater into a
floral spray container, top with 1 1/2 cups of warm water. Spray fully around
the room onto baseboards. This readily inhibits crawlies from entering and hence
enhances your blossed bed and divine troth.
Don't forget that rose can make your eyes feel like crying so don't stick it
liberally near your faces. If you massage with oils, orange oil with rose used
on the feet and hands is very powerful and beautiful. If you have massaged hands
with it wash them before foreplay.
Recipe for "Irish Spring" scent soap:
10 drops Rosemary essential oil
8 drops lemongrass essential oil
2 drops of Rose-Geranium essential oil
1 - 2 drops of Lavender essential oil.
Just mix oil drops with a pint container of unscented vegetable
glycerine liquid soap. One may find supplies in a Health Food Store. Shake the
ingredients together. Delightful.
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