How to Be a Good Kisser

To kiss is defined by Webster’s Dictionary as “to touch with the lips, especially as a mark of affection or greeting.” Although the definition sounds clinical, we all know that kissing can be the most intimate, sensual act that two people can share. Follow these steps to get it right.

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Instructions

1. The physical preparation for a kiss is basic common sense. Take care of your lips. Keep your lips smooth and moist by making periodic lip balm application a part of your daily routine. There are many types and flavors of lip gloss, lip balm and lipstick available. Try a few, and then incorporate the most pleasing into your grooming routine. Don’t apply immediately prior to kissing. Nobody likes slimy, wet lips.

2. Fresh breath is essential. Even the thought of bad breath can end a kiss before it starts. In addition to proper oral hygiene, breath mints give you confidence that your breath is sweet. Breath sprays and chewing gum may give an unwanted reaction, however.

3. Take the time to explore different techniques with your partner. Don’t be afraid to talk about your likes and dislikes. Vary the tongue action, tempo, and intensity. Use various frictions and rhythms to see what you both like. Then practice some more.

4. At the moment of the first kiss, be open to read your partner’s non-verbal communication. Your partner will tell you when the time is right. A kiss can be the ultimate communication between two people. It is tender, passionate, sexual, loving, bonding and freeing. Most of all… it is shared.

5. Just relax and loosen up, and land that first big wet one. Now, go with the flow!

Tips & Warnings

• Don't add too much pressure at first, or you may end up scaring your partner away.

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