Ever had things get all hot and steamy and then just as the condom is being put on, things just go… south?
We know. We’ve been there. That’s why we’ve put together a list of different ways you can put on a condom to make it part of your foreplay routine and to help keep things up!
Hand-eye coordination
This doesn’t really require much skill, just your attention. Next time you or your partner puts a condom on, try looking at each other directly in the eye. This helps keep you both turned on whilst incorporating a level of intimacy.
No hands
Taking sex to whole other level, try putting on a condom without using your hands.
Adding lube to your lips, put the cap of the condom in your mouth and in some what of 69 position, wrap your mouth around his penis, slowly bringing the condom down toward your chest. You can also try this on your knees bringing the condom toward his head. Whatever you fancy.
Try this with our strawberry flavoured condom for an even more pleasurable experience.
In it together
With his hand over yours, put the condom on together slowly, letting him guide you. This keeps the passion alive and creates a tingling sensation for the both of you as you build anticipation for what’s next to come.
From behind
Standing up, or even on all fours, gently stroke his back and chest to give him that tingling sensation. As you move your hand down toward his waist, slowly bring your hand to the tip of his penis, and gently move it along. It’s all about being slow and steady with this one.
Ain’t got time for that
If you’re not the patient type, here’s one for you. When things start escalating, just rip a condom open and get to it. Quick and flirty.
Start with the condom
Starting foreplay with the condom is one of the best tricks to keeping things up. The minute he gets hard, try putting on the condom and leaving it just at the tip. Continue playing with each other and building up the anticipation until you’re both ready for the penetration.
As we always say, great sex is different for everyone. It’s all about finding what works for you and you partner.