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Ignite the Passion with Aromatherapy in the Bedroom

It is no secret that Aromatherapy in the bedroom set the stage for a romantic and passionate evening. This goes back to ancient times and is well recorded in Kama Sutra.

As you know scent can be a very personal thing. The preference can vary greatly across people of different culture and nationality.

What you are going to discover in a moment are PROVEN aphrodisiacs dated as far as centuries back.

To make your search for your ultimate aromatherapy in the bedroom as easily and quickly as possible, I have included the regions, countries and/or nationalities where the scents are considered as effective aphrodisiacs. Choose your “lethal” weapon well. Use it at your own discretion and risk. I will not be held responsible for any act behind the close door. :)


Here’s the listing

Anise - Popular with the Greek.

Basil - Popular with Italian women.

Cardamon - Popular with the Arabs, Indian and early European.

Cinnamon - One of the most popular aphrodisiac globally of today!

Clove Bud - Popular with the Egyptians, Persians, Arabians and European.

Coriander - Popular in the Middle East, Egypt and Palestine

Ginger - Popular in New Guinea and Senegal.

Jasmine (Recognize to be a very potent aphrodisiacs) - Popular in India and Arabia.

Myrrh - Popular in Middle East.

Myrtle - Popular in Middle East and Ancient Greece.

Nutmeg - Popular with the Chinese.

Orange blossom - Popular in Spain and Mediterranean region.

Patchouli - Popular with Indian and westerners.

Peppermint - Popular in Arabia.

Rose - Popular with Westerners.

Sandalwood - Popular with Easterners.

Vanilla - Popular with Native American, Tonga islander and in Peru and Ecuador.

Ylang Ylang - Popular with Indonesian.


If you have examine the ingredients of some of the world’s renown perfumes, you may have notice that they contain at least one of these fragrance. The reason, I’m sure you would have known by now…YES! It is to enhance the wearer’s sexual appeal.



What scents draw the opposite sex like a magnet?

I have also included a list of modern men and women’s preferred fragrance with the most popular scent appearing first. This is extract from the study by Dr Hirsch, a fragrance researcher.

Interestingly, you will realize that some of those fragrances have withstood the test of time and emerge as popular scents even in modern times.


What scents appeal the men:

  • Anise and Cola
  • Combination scent of Cinnamon, clove and ginger
  • Lavender
  • Ansie and doughnuts
  • Cinnamon
  • Cola
  • Vanilla
  • Orange
  • Musk
  • Butter popcorn

What scents appeal the women:

  • Anise
  • Cucumber
  • Combination scent of Cinnamon, clove and ginger
  • Lavender
  • Oriental scented baby powder
  • Chocolate
  • Banana
  • Women’s perfume

To your success with aromatherapy in the bedroom! Ignite the passion again today!



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