Simple Steps For A Better Smooch

A romantic kiss can be the perfect way to end an already romantic evening! Women always have horror stories about their bad lip-locking experiences - some =men suck. Literally. However, that doesn't mean we've got OUR smooching skills mastered to a tee, either! Here are some tips on how to improve your wet one.

Freshen up
Save the slimy gloss for a no-physical-contact occasion, like when you're waving at your stalker from within the 50 yard radius your restraining order requires. Surely he'll spot his own reflection in those glistening lips and remember how hot you are. But for the perfect kiss, keep those lips soft and moist! A little cherry chapstick goes a long way both in flavor and silky texture.

Do Some Serious Lip-Flirtin'

Don't go in for the kill all at once. Start coy, teasing, flicker your tongue and withdraw, move your lips around and withdraw, you get the picture. Build up to the passion of the kiss by making him work for it a bit!

Be impulsive
Sometimes timing is more effective than technique, especially if you've been dating someone for a while and kisses have become a little mundane and routine. Surprise your partner with a long passionate kiss completely out of nowhere.

Sweet Spots
Find the spot your partner loves to be kissed the most and give it extra attention!

Let it Linger
The Cranberries said it best, "do you have to let it linger?" and as far as kissing goes the answer is YES! The fastest way to boredom in kissing is rushing it, or kissing with the only intention being to lead elsewhere. Try really getting into the romance of a kiss and making it the main attraction. A kiss that keeps going and going long after your lips have parted will drive him crazy!

Courtney Gilmour
		About the author:
		Courtney is a published writer, stand-up comic, and shameless Internet enthusiast. She holds a double bachelors degree in English Literature and Communication Media Studies, specializing in semiotic theory, however she doesn't get Shakespeare and has never won a game of Scrabble. Currently she lives in Toronto and works as a writer for WOMAN.CA.
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