[header] How to master the art of kissing [title] Make sure your lips aren't dry-moistening them (but not too much) makes it easier for your lips to slide over your partner's. [step] Use colorless, stick lip balm for best results. Squeezable balm will work too but use in moderation.
[header] How to master the art of kissing [title] Make sure your lips aren't dry-moistening them (but not too much) makes it easier for your lips to slide over your partner's. [step] Use colorless, stick lip balm for best results. Squeezable balm will work too but use in moderation.
Remember that lips are not dried out yet but are still chapped. [title] Brush your breath across your lips while your partner is kissing, a saliva drop and a kiss from your other partner comes second. [title] Tilt your head away from your partner's mouth. [step] Roll your head to the side so that your lips meet again. [title] Don't use too much lip balm on your lips. [step] Dry-brushing your lips with a little extra isn't always enough, especially if your lips feel chapped, sore, sensitive, or the tip of your tongue gets irritated. You don't want to smear shiny carmex all over your partner. [title] Let your partner take the lead sometimes and get used to his or her style.