Your ears are a highly sensitive erogenous zone. As experienced wellness practitioners know, a targeted ear massage can deliver profound relaxation and heightened pleasure. Follow these six expert-approved techniques for optimal results.
Why massage your ears? This simple practice stimulates nerve endings, promotes circulation, and eases tension, drawing from time-tested acupressure principles.
1. Fold your ear in half
Place your fingers behind your ear and gently fold it toward your cheek. Release and repeat several times. Then, grasp the ear between your thumb and index finger, folding it horizontally. Perform this motion repeatedly for best effect.
2. Pressure and suction movement
Cup your palm over your ear and press firmly to create a sensation of pressure and gentle suction.
3. Pull your auricle
Pinch the top of your ear between your thumb and index finger, then gently tug. Slide your fingers downward incrementally, pulling softly at each point until reaching the earlobe base.
4. Massage your earlobe
Hold your earlobe between thumb and index finger, applying gentle pressure or circular rubs.
5. Drum along the pinna
Tap your fingertips rhythmically along the front and back edges of your outer ear simultaneously.
6. Massage next to your ears
Form a V-shape with your fingers and place it alongside one ear. Stroke up and down smoothly.
