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Mood Ring Lipstick Lets You Know When She Is In Love

Do you remember Mood Rings? Mood Rings were all the rage in the 1960s and 1970s and turned different colors depending on your mood. So a blue stone indicated that you were calm. When the stone turned red you were more stressed. It seems that scientists and marketers have developed Mood Lipstick that turns different colors as the wearer becomes more sexually stimulated and in the mood for sex.

Now if you are in a situation where you are not sure of her mood, you can tell by the color of her lips.

A NEW lipstick has gone on sale that shows when women are in the mood for sex. The saucy slap changes from clear to deep crimson as the wearer feels more sexually stimulated. It works by reacting with a person's body chemistry, like a mood ring. Each lipstick comes with a color chart so you can figure out how frisky their partner is feeling.

Not surprisingly, the "Mood Swing Emotionally Activated Lip Gloss" was invented in California. Of course sometimes you may not want others to know how you are feeling so I suggest that you use only in very special situations.

Dating Sites Aim To Find Love Through Science

The above headline is from an article on dating sites in the Business Section of the New York Times. Many of us are familiar with the mechanics of such dating sites as Chemistry.com and EHarmony.com where prospective clients are asked to fill out long questionnaires of personal questions and behavioral preferences. Then "scientific methods" are applied to the answers to match the person with the right love partner - psychologically right, that is. But there has to be a little more than a meeting of the minds when it comes to love. And that is why I prefer to use astrology to ascertain compatibility.

Astrology (using one's full and complete birth horoscope and not just one's sun signs) seems to me to combine psychology with the necessary chemistry. And it can  also help advise you as to how to make your (future) mate happier and the relationship stronger. The mixture of art and science of astrology in relationships is called synastry analysis and has been around since the beginning.

But you don't need ot be an astrology expert to use simple astrology for synastry. While it is better to use someone's entire horoscope chart, you can do some back-of-the-envelope synastry. On your own, make a list of all past relationships and the sun sign of the person. Rank these relationships by degree of your happiness. You may find that you naturally prefer one or two of the twelve zodiac signs or prefer by element (Earth signs - Taurus, Capricorn, Virgo or Water  signs - Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces or Air signs - Aquarius, Libra, Gemini or Fire signs - Sagittarius, Leo or Aries) or by Mode (Fixed signs such as Leo, Aquarius, Scorpio, Taurus or Mutuble signs such as Sagittarius, Pisces, Virgo,  Gemini or Cardinal signs such as Capricorn, Aries, Cancer, Libra)

If you ever want to have a full astrological relationship analysis, please contact me.

Kama Sutra and Cookies?

The Kama Sutra is the art of love and the rules of pleasure and sensuality. It elevates love making to higher levels, helping communication and ultimately achieving bliss. What better time of year than Valentines Day to consider the laws of the Kama Sutra in all aspects of our lives... even eating. Here is something that might make your desserts a little more Valentine Day sexy: 

Allow us to set the scene: it's Valentine's Day. You've set out candles, drawn the bubble bath, put on a little Sade. And now it's time to get it on...in the kitchen. We humbly suggest these cookie cutters, which conveniently resemble the acts that you're too gentlemanly to contemplate. We hear the wheelbarrow's surprisingly tasty.

A Love Potion In Time For Valentines Day?

February is the month of love... or maybe it's more lust. But whatever gets you going, take heart that there is something being developed that may smooth the path of love for any would-be lotharios. According to the Telegraph newspaper, a love spray being developed by United States scientists.

 

Part aromatherapy, part pure science, scientists are studying the brain chemistry responsible for the complex feelings that draw us to a particular person. The article says, in part: 

 

Animal testing is beginning to shed light on the complex neural and genetic components of love in the same way they have led to pharmaceutical therapies for anxiety, phobias and post-traumatic stress disorders. Drugs that manipulate brain systems to enhance or diminish our love for another may not be far away.

 

Experiments have already shown a nasal squirt of the hormone oxytocin enhances trust and tunes people into others' emotions. Studies are under way in Australia to determine whether an oxytocin spray might aid marital therapy. The hormone interacts with the reward and reinforcement system driven by the neuro-transmitter dopamine – the same circuitry that drugs such as nicotine, cocaine and heroine act on in humans to produce euphoria and addiction. Dopamine-related reward regions of the human brain are active in mothers viewing images of their child. Similar activation patterns are seen in people looking at photographs of their lovers.

 

So maybe you want to send your love interest a special bouquet this Valentine's Day? Ah if only florists could develop a flower that gives off the scent of oxytocin! While we wait for the scientists, here is an array of other love potions.

www.Futurescopes.com

FutureScopes.com is a great astrology and new age website - full of interesting and useful articles and offering a wonderful links section to some wonderful astrology horoscope sites.

In addition to offering links to daily, weekly, monthly and yearly horoscopes, the site has a dating section, zodiac compatibility, aromatherapy advice and even a chat component. It is very relationship oriented and I think you can find some answers to some love and sex questions. There are also a range of interesting articles on a variety of new age subjects. Check it out.