HOT TIPS FOR COOLER SUMMER SEX 

Organize the scene, play with ice, shower together, the lowdown, embrace sweat, blindfold, and wipe each other. With these tips, you have no other reason why you should not dip into the pleasures of sex, even during the hot summer season.

Sex is often steamy and heat-inducing. Having sex when the temperatures are above normal can make you sweat uncontrollably, struggle to sleep, and work. The idea of any sexual activity may sound intimidating, considering that a fling during summer can be so hot. However, sex can also be a fun way to cool things off during this season. If you have the idea or are struggling to enjoy sex in the extreme heat, then here are some tips you should check out. They come in handy when you need to cool during steamy summer sex.

Organize the Scene

Sex cannot take place where mood is not set right. A good ambiance creates a great mood for sex and, in turn, makes up for good sex. In this case, you don't want to screw up with ambient temperature. To deal with this, you may feel like turning up the AC to the highest level is the brightest idea. However, this doesn't have to be necessarily the case. A well-prepared comfortable environment that will chill you out will do just fine. You can still set up the AC and have sex right before the air stream; you will enjoy the cool sensations as you heat things.

Play with Ice

Ice can also come in handy during the hot season to give great sensations. According to Easton et al. (2011), you can fill your mouth with ice cubes, ice cream, or frozen yogurt and give your partner some oral sex. You can also consider giving them teasing pleasure on their bodies during foreplay with the ice for shocking sensations. Younis et al. (2020) stated that foreplay makes sex enjoyable. A little mess on the sheets should not be your biggest concern, but you can have some paper towels to wipe off the excess drips.

Shower Together

If you are experiencing a heatwave, a lukewarm shower is advisable rather than a freezing shower, as explained by Baranka et al. (2016). This is because the skin will warm up in the chill, but the choice of temperature is up to you. Jump in the shower with your partner to get wet and wild. Moreover, shower sex will do during this hot season, especially in a bathtub. Consider bringing in some lube, preferably silicone-based lube, as this will last longer and is not easily washed off. If you want to get naughty with toys, then consider waterproof lube. According to Döring (2021), sex toys add pleasure to sexual intercourse. Many toys are made from silicone, and silicone toys get ruined by silicone-based lube. You can also get a little extra and bring a waterproof massager for added sensations and pleasure.

The Lowdown 

It is often said that the higher you go, the cooler it becomes. In the case of summer sex, the lower you go, the cooler it becomes. If you have a basement, then you are in luck. You can switch that space into a great summer hideaway as the temperatures down there won't be as hot as outside. This space can also be a nice area for some hot summer fling. You don't need to turn up the AC or go outside; you can have some alone time at home and make the most of the new space.

Embrace the Sweat    

If everything else doesn't seem to work, you have no option but to embrace the sweat. The trick here is to slip and slide like a pair of slippery things on a slippery surface. It may sound weird or gross, but remember that you are in it together, so there is nothing wrong with it. You can make it even awesome by adding some cooling lube. This will cause extra tingly sensations that you never had before.

Blindfolding  

Lovers of kinks can also explore in the hot temperatures by bringing a blindfold to play. Blindfolds often bring that erotic sense into the picture. For the perfect cooling, twist, and consider bringing ice-cold water or ice cubes into play. Dripping tiny bits of the cold water or placing the ice in unexpected places will give your partner tingly sensations as they keep guessing where next you will drop the water or place the ice cube. When using ice cubes, don't place them in an area for too long; they may, in turn, numb the part, and that's not the sensation you are going for. During this play, consider sensitive areas such as the lips, nipples, chest, and inner thighs. 

Wiping Each Other 

You can go simple with a washcloth and a bowl of ice-cold water. In this case, you will throw the washcloth in the water bowl and wring it. Have your partner wipe the rag across the back of your neck, across the chest, and between the legs. You can return the favor by doing this in a procession where you put the cloth back in the bowl, wring it out then wipe your partner in those areas. Playing with each other's sensations will get you in the mood not to forget the goosebumps that will come about because of the quick temperature changes.

Conclusion

The summer is that time of the year when all you want to do is strip because of the intense heat. How about stripping for a better course? Any activity seems like a lot during this time, and even the idea of sex can look abnormal. This doesn't mean you cannot have some fun sensations with your partner. You need a few tips to pull this off, and the above article will come in handy. Of course, the idea here is to have cooler sex in this hot season, so you want to do it right and not get hotter. Therefore, go ahead and invite your partner for a cool fling.

References

Baranka, G., Ongjerth, R., Szkordikisz, F., & Kocsis, O. (2016). Pilot action in Budapest. In Counteracting Urban Heat Island Effects in a Global Climate Change Scenario (pp. 345-372). Springer, Cham.

Döring, N. (2021). Sex toys. Encyclopedia of sexuality and gender. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.

Easton, D., Liszt, C. A., Dodson, B., Nearing, R., Magazine, L. M., Anapol, D., & Stan Dale, D. H. S. (2011). The ethical slut. Potter/TenSpeed/Harmony.

Younis, I., Ibrahim, M. A., El-Habbaq, D. M., & Farag, R. K. (2020). Foreplay importance from the point of view of a sample of Egyptian women. Egyptian Journal of Dermatology and Venerology, 40(1), 53.