Three scents that can best arouse women's desire

Every person, plant or animal has its own unique smell, which is innate and cannot be changed. Studies have shown that there are three smells that can best stimulate the sexual desire of both sexes and can be described as "love aphrodisiacs" during sex. Let’s take a look at which 3 smells can stimulate sexual desire.

The smell of three items, including liquorice, cucumber and baby powder , can increase women's vaginal blood flow by about 13%.

Women of marriageable age often put a peeled apple mixed with their own body odor under their armpits and give it to their loved ones to eat. If the other person likes the smell, the two of them may be able to get together. After years of research, Dr. Alan Hirsch of the Chicago Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation found that what can really stimulate women's sexual desire are the smells of three of the most common items in life: licorice, cucumber and baby powder. These three smells can increase women's vaginal blood flow by about 13%.

But unfortunately, men often think that roses, chocolates and wine are the best "weapons" to make women fall in love. In fact, research shows that these things are useless except for enhancing the romantic atmosphere.

Why do smells arouse sexual desire?

On the one hand, it is directly related to the septal nucleus in the brain, which is mainly responsible for controlling sexual arousal. On the other hand, the taste itself can stimulate the production of neurotransmitters in the brain.

On the other hand, pheromones are at work. Pheromones are often overlooked. In fact, the girls living in the same dormitory gradually experience synchronized menstrual periods, which is the result of pheromones.

When it comes to sex, different flavors contain different pheromones, which can secretly adjust the degree of sexual arousal in the human body. Similarly, when a person loses their sense of smell, their sex life will also change. Studies show that about a quarter of people will lose their sexual desire to some extent afterwards.

It can be seen that in order to arouse the "sexual interest" of your bed partner, you don't need candlelight dinners and supplements. Just massage the back of your ears with cucumber slices, sprinkle some talcum powder, or apply some licorice extract. At the same time, it is important to remember that cherries, charcoal barbecue and men's cologne will "short-circuit" the original sexual atmosphere because these smells will significantly reduce the blood flow to the female vagina.

Experts say that although smell can add points to sex, people cannot rely entirely on it. In order to make sex more perfect, tacit understanding and harmony between two people are very important, and attention should also be paid to communication between each other.