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Published 16:30 9 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 10:32 6 Aug 2015 BST
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Bring it outside
But please, don’t get caught (and if you do, don’t blame us!). There’s nothing like adding an element of risk to your time together and just heading outside into the back garden will give you both a thrill. There’s nothing quite like the adrenaline rush of being caught – but please be careful when choosing your location!
Tempting taster
There’s nothing that brings a bit more excitement into the bedroom than some props – and this time we’re talking food. Strawberries, chocolate, cream, champagne are all known for being great turn-ons in the bedroom… So what are you waiting for?
Wash it up
Hit the shower or indeed the bath (if it’s big enough!) together for some loved-up sexy time… There’s something irresistibly sexy about the two of you together all wet, and while the logistics of it all may be a bit tricky, it’s worth it.
Dress to please
And we mean for you, not him. Get on your sexiest underwear, your favourite dress and heels and be sure you feel like a million dollars. Your confidence in how you look will shine through. Take that confidence into the bedroom and take control of the action, and we promise, it will lead to absolutely mind-blowing sex.
Mix it up
Take the long stretch in the evenings to try out something different under the sheets (we’ll use any excuse really!). Change up your positions, share your fantasies and don’t be afraid to try out new things. It’ll be worth it. You can check out some of our favourite ones here.

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