Because it’s not just the weather that’s heating up.
Summer turns everything up a notch. The days stretch on, clothes get smaller, and suddenly your iced matcha isn’t the only thing giving you a jolt. But is there actually something about summer that makes us hornier, or are we just victims of short shorts and tan lines?
Let’s break it down.
1. more sun means more serotonin.
Sunlight boosts serotonin, which boosts your mood, which can boost your libido. It also ups your vitamin D levels, which your body actually needs for things like hormone regulation and energy. Translation: the sun might be the original aphrodisiac.
2. more skin, more sensation.
Hot weather equals more skin contact, more sweat, and more pheromones. Your senses are heightened. You’re more likely to brush up against someone on a rooftop or feel a little buzz from a hand on your lower back. Suddenly, everything feels like foreplay.
3. your routines get sexier.
You stay out later. You drink more. You travel. You wear less. That kind of novelty can do wonders for desire. Just don’t forget that overstimulation, dehydration, and stress can also mess with your sex drive. Even summer needs balance.
4. your gut and libido are linked.
Sexy? Nope. Important? Absolutely. Your libido doesn’t live in a bubble. It’s sensitive to stress, digestion, and how your body is actually doing day to day. When any of that is off, desire tends to dip. That’s why simple daily rituals help to keep things running smooth. Like taking libido, maude’s supplement designed to support arousal and blood flow, or base, which helps with gut health, immunity, and UTH support. No fuss, just a little help from the inside out.
the takeaway.
Summer doesn’t guarantee a higher libido, but it gives you a few advantages. Light, heat, touch, energy—it’s all there. Support your body, pay attention to what feels good, and let the season do the rest.
Your summer sex life isn’t just a vibe. It’s a science.
