Women sensitive parts to orgasm

When things are heating up, there are a few obvious places you want your partner to hit: your lips, your nipples, your clit duh. But when it comes to erogenous zones for women—those crazy-sensitive hot spots that can take you from zero to gotta-have-it-right-now—that's barely scratching the surface. Your body is covered in hot spots you may never have even thought to explore. To take things up a notch in the bedroom, venture into some new erogenous zone territory.

Lucky for you, these hotbeds for erotic activity also known as erogenous zones are located all across the female body and are surprisingly easy to pleasure. Have you ever been on the receiving end of a scalp massage and felt those warm fuzzy tingles from head to toe? Stimulating the scalp in the right way releases a flood of feel-good hormones like serotonin and oxytocin. It also increases blood flow, not just to her brain the largest sex organ, remember? Next time you and your partner are kissing or cuddling, open your fingers wide and run them slowly through her hair, lightly stroking her scalp with your fingertips.

Here's a study that will make you blush. Canadian scientists tested the sensitivities of several sexual areas on the female body, including the parts in the perineum area—the area between the anus and vulva—as well as the side boob and nipple. They compared these to neutral areas on the body, like the neck, forearm, abdomen. Exactly how did they go about this?

AskMen may get paid if you click a link in this article and buy a product or service. Pleasing a woman is an art form — one that you should always be working to grow and evolve. Sure, you may have a few key sex moves down that are standout hits and do the trick to get her going.