Hygiene factors important for act of love making

Now, we are not saying that putting a body deodorant will make angels fall for you from heaven, but bad odor can certainly turn your partner off. Here are important factors to consider in hygiene for sex.

Good smell acts as a natural aphrodisiac that can tempt your partner for instant sex.

You got to be clean and hygienic not just for great sex, but also to avoid any infections and not just that you must also ascertain that your partner is also following sexual hygiene. Below are essential things to consider so that you provide a safe haven to your partner during intimacy.

Shower up

One likes to get hot and sweaty while having sex, but it will be a huge turn off for your partner if you are sweaty prior to the activity and trying to get it on with them. Nobody likes to get intimate with a sweaty body or someone who smells bad. Hence, it is suggested to follow hygiene for sex and take a shower in order to freshen up and while a good shower refreshes and cleanses your body it even improves your energy level.

Clean up

Foreplay is an important aspect of the sexual act and much of it includes oral sex, but by not having washed your genitals properly, you could be a great turn off and make your partner reluctant to give you oral pleasure. You must wash your genitals before and after having sex for your own personal health.

Get rid of that hair

While performing sexual acts, it is certain that the penis is too hairy, or the vagina is full of bushes, it may even put your partner off. While giving you oral pleasure this hair can come in your way and make it uneasy for you and your partner to enjoy. So, make sure to shave that hair or trim it neatly.

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Clean hands

One of the most important aspects of hygiene is cleaner hands. You might be tempted to love your partner anywhere and at any time. But you must ensure that your hands are clean because if they are not, the dirt on them might irritate your partner and it may lead to the formation of rashes and infections in their private parts.

Oral Care

We all love taking and giving oral pleasure. But it is advised that, if either of the partners have sores inside the mouth or near their genitals, they shouldn’t encourage this activity because it might lead to infections or something more.

Breath fresh

When you are up close and personal, no one would like to know what you had for dinner. They would rather enjoy the pleasures that your mouth might provide instead of the aftertaste of your food. The smell or aftertaste of the food you had earlier might create a state of discomfort and repulse your partner. Hence, you should always be kiss ready by either chewing a mint gum or by taking some mouth freshener

Never re-use a washcloth or condom:

After having sex make sure that you take care of your genitals with a clean washcloth and not a used or soiled one. If you are in a mood for round two never use the same condom that you used for the first round.

Men care

Sexual parts of men are outside the body and thus it is imperative that it is kept clean. While bathing make sure that you gently pull back your foreskin as far as possible without causing any discomfort and clean it with lukewarm water. (Using a soap is not necessary)

If you ignore washing this part then it might result in a built-up of Smegma. Smegma is white in colour, which is basically the dead skin cells and is normally harmless but enough build up can cause irritation and infection.

Women care

Women are more prone to infections on their genitals compared to men as the slightest bit of unhygienic factor results in allergy, rashes, etc. To add to the hassle women also get their monthly periods.

So, to ignore more hassle of infection and irritation, wash your vagina mildly with soap and warm water. You do not need to go overboard with washing it vigorously or douching your vagina with scents. This is can be harmful and can affect the pH balance of vaginas making it prone to infections.