Before exposing our skin to the sun, we need to prep it like we prep our bodies for pleasure: with intention, care, and desire. Our skin isn’t just the edge of our body — it’s the organ that receives gazes, caresses, heat. So, if we’re going to show it off under the sun, let’s do it consciously and erotically.
Exfoliation is the first step to letting the skin breathe and show itself in full power. Removing dead cells reveals a smoother, brighter surface — one that begs to be touched. Whether with a glove, a scrub, or salt in the shower, what matters is opening the body to sensation.
Hydration is like lube for the skin — without it, things just don’t flow. A good cream after a shower or a dry oil before bed keeps the skin elastic, radiant, alive. And well-hydrated skin doesn’t just look good — it reacts better to touch. It welcomes sun, friction, and shared sweat.
Sunscreen isn’t the enemy of a tan — it’s its smart ally. Choosing the right one for your skin and applying it with pleasure — like touching another man — can become part of the ritual. It’s not about avoiding color, it’s about avoiding damage. Healthy skin is always more desirable than sunburned skin.
Getting our skin ready for the sun is also preparing our bodies to be seen, desired, and touched. It’s not just about looks — it’s conscious sexuality. Because when we care for our skin, we’re also saying: “I want to be seen. I want you to look. I want you to feel me.” And that, in the end, is its own kind of pleasure.