Tools of Seduction: Love Potion

Posted by Laureen Mahler

It's a fact: there are certain substances in nature that significantly increase libido. We've all had an evening of popping oysters and nibbling chocolate just to see what might happen, right? (Really, any reason to consume oysters and chocolate in ridiculous quantities is a good thing.) But what if you could forgo grocery shopping, cooking, or going out to eat and instead have your own bottle of aphrodisiac ready and waiting?

For your libido-heightening convenience, here is a roundup of bonafide love potions: 

 

[$30, Kiki de Montparnasse

Ah, Kiki. You've seduced us already with your irresistible lingerie, and now you have a sexy little bottle of aphrodisiac. Made from "sacred natural aphrodisiacs," this love potion gets big points for packaging design... though at $30 for a two-person serving, it ain't cheap.   

 

                    

[$3, Soda Gallery

Remember this love potion soda? I think I spent one high school summer drinking a whole case of these, then making out with Kyle Winters to see if I felt sexy. Come to think of it, I'm not sure I knew what sexy felt like back then. Anyway, Love Potion #69 does claim to combine natural aphrodisiacs with easy-to-drink soda goodness, so it might be worth a shot.  

      

[Price upon request, SLD Manufacturers]

Speaking of shots, if you're looking for a sure-fire love potion, I'd go with this aphrodisiac liqueur. It's imported from South Africa and extremely hard to find, but the combination of alchohol, cream, and aphrodisiac is definitely worth the virtual elbow grease.

How this will get you laid: You simply can't argue with nature.    

Related: Tools of Seduction: Sexy Stilettos, Tools of Seduction: Tie One On, Tools of Seduction: Working the South Asian Circuit


Comments

Poison Control said:

The Aura Cacia is a MASSAGE OIL. DO NOT DRINK IT. See below from website:

"Suggested Uses: Erotic Massage Oil: Combine 7 drops with each drop tbsp of sweet almond oil. Provocative Mist: Combine 18 drops with 1 oz water in a spray mister.

Safety Info: If pregnant, suffering from a medical condition, or taking medication, consult a health care practitioner before use. Dilute properly. May irritate the skin. Not for internal use. Avoid direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children."

April 2, 2009 10:49 PM

Laureen Mahler said:

Duly noted! Post has been updated.

April 2, 2009 10:59 PM

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