Ginger during oral sex: A turbo booster

Oral sex, or French kissing, is one of the most common sexual practices after vaginal intercourse. It involves practices in which one sexual partner stimulates the other's genitals with their mouth, lips, tongue, or teeth. We've compiled a concise guide for you on how you can take this sensory experience to a whole new level with ginger.

Ginger as a booster during oral sex

Ginger naturally contains a variety of pungent substances (including gingerols) that stimulate blood circulation and produce moisture - especially on mucous membranes. The practice of figging takes advantage of this effect by scoring ginger bulbs and then inserting them into the anal area. However, carving a plug from ginger bulbs is too time-consuming and unhygienic for us, and the pungent substances are difficult to dose, as the bulbs can vary in age and spiciness. This is why we have developed a ginger spray that is easy to dose and always contains the same level of spiciness. It is water-based and, in addition to organic ginger extract and a binding agent, contains only birch sugar and flower leaf extract for a slight sweetener and a pleasantly balanced flavor. Even if you would like to taste your partner pure, many people prefer the spicy note of the spray. This makes it ideal for kissing games but also for use during oral sex.

The Ginger Effect or how does it feel then?

Most users of ginger spray during oral sex report that it feels like a sauna infusion or a warm wave in the intimate area. The warming effect begins after about 10 seconds and lasts for about 10 minutes. Licking, rubbing, and kissing each intensify the effect . Women report that they become warm and wet more quickly and reach orgasm more easily. For some men, it even delays ejaculation because they have to constantly concentrate.

Apply directly or indirectly?

You can either spray the ginger spray in light doses directly onto the desired areas of your partner for a stronger effect. Or you can spray it into your mouth first and then caress the erogenous zones . This will slightly soften and delay the effect.

When do I use the ginger spray?

An interesting question. You can use the spray specifically before oral sex and get started right away. Or start without the spray and then use it as a booster. Some couples even use it for the second round or more, as it can really heat up the man again and provide a warming boost and increased blood flow for both of you. You can also use it during intercourse or with sex toys . Your imagination is the limit.

Ginger with her – ladies first

How do I best use the spray during cunnilingus, i.e., oral stimulation of the vulva? The easiest way is to spray the ginger spray precisely above the clitoris with 1-2 small sprays. Then, with your tongue, lick a little bit from there every now and then, as if from a deposit. If she likes it, move further down and distribute the ginger there with your tongue and lips. Go gently and little by little the first time. Perhaps you could spray the spray into your mouth first and then start; this way the effect is a little less pronounced. If she likes it and is already used to it, you can also spray a small amount of the spray directly onto the outer labia. If you want to go a step further, you can also apply the ginger internally, using your fingers and tongue to move it in. This is where the effect is greatest. However, we always recommend taking your time and waiting for your partner's reaction. You can also vary the application and not use the spray right from the start, but add it later to enhance your oral session. In any case, it can be worthwhile to use it first and "heat her up."

Ginger with Him – All good things come in threes

With the male genital area, there are basically three areas that react differently to the ginger spray . The spray is least effective on the testicle area – unless the man is freshly shaved. However, many men particularly like the slightly warming effect on the testicles combined with a gentle massage by hand or mouth. On the shaft of the penis, the ginger spray unfolds Its warming effect is only felt through movement, rubbing, or sucking. It is most intense on the glans, with its many nerve endings—especially during a blowjob. If the man is circumcised, he will be less sensitive. For the glans, a single spray and a 10-second exposure time are sufficient, and then the journey can begin. Many men climax faster than usual due to the intense warmth of the ginger and the friction. A fun game for you, where you are in control and determine the level of heat.

Ginger for both: 69 even hotter

The culmination of the whole thing is the use of ginger spray in the 69 position. When both partners pleasure each other orally and then one or both "boost" themselves with ginger, climaxes are guaranteed.

The surprise effect

If you want to surprise your partner with a hot interlude, then ginger spray is just the thing. You can use the spray in light doses during oral sex, right from the start or during the session. Especially if you're blindfolded or restrained, your partner won't notice you spraying a small amount of ginger spray into their mouth and then pleasuring them. But be careful: Make sure you use light doses and assess beforehand how sensitive your partner is and what you can expect from them. As a counteract to the spiciness of the ginger, we recommend always having coconut oil or coconut fat on hand.

What do I generally have to pay attention to?

Incorporate the element of ginger into your play slowly and in small doses. One or two sprays are sufficient at first. Wait until the ginger takes effect and add another dose later. The interplay of the pungent substances in the ginger, your body heat, and the use of your mouth with all its movements and friction has a very stimulating effect. You can increase the dosage from session to session. If you overdose, simply use commercially available coconut oil or coconut fat, or our organic coconut oil, to neutralize.

You should not spray the ginger spray on freshly shaved skin immediately, but wait until the skin has recovered.

And very important: safe sex. Just like with regular sexual intercourse, oral sex also carries the risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases. The risk of HIV, hepatitis, or even herpes increases if there are small wounds in the genital area. Injuries in the mouth also increase the risk of infection. Protect yourself with condoms or dental dams. You can safely combine the ginger spray with these, as it's water-based and can also come into contact with condoms, other sex toys, and other sexual aids.