What's the secret of fun foreplay and great love-making? Your partner's body hotspots - and not just the ones you knew about!

Did you know the scalp is full of nerve endings that makes playing with her hair a big turn on. Get into the bath together, wash her hair and massage her scalp - over a glass of wine.

Have a hot date? Serve "love food" for dinner to get into the mood...

Try serving these "love foods" on your next romantic dinner date to spice up the evening for both of you:

Asparagus is claimed to have aphrodisiac powers. In the 19th Century, they served three courses of asparagus to bridegrooms...

Champagne is perceived as the "drink of love" for a good reason. It helps lower inhibitions.

Chocolate contains both a sedative which helps you relax and fuels the desire for physical contact. It was actually banned from some monasteries centuries ago.

Oysters: Who could forget oysters. Some oysters repeatedly change their sex from male to female and back, giving rise to claims that the oyster enhances both the masculine and feminine sides of love.

Rinse your bedding in this solution to add aroma to your romance!

Add a personal romantic touch to your evening by rinsing your sheets in a homemade lavendar bath. It's so simple, yet so effective: Start with a small muslin pouch filled with lavendar flowers. Boil three cups of water. Drop the lavendar bag into the water. Cover and simmer for 15 minutes. Finally, when the washing machine is on its rinse cycle, add the solution.

In the name of love,

Pascale Barrow
Managing Editor of Personal & Finance Confidential