Most great kisses don’t start with a swig of Scope or a couple of Chiclets, the kiss starts with passion based on love or lust (who are we to judge). When it comes to the great ones, you only get a few in your life time. If you’re lucky, he’s the man you’re married to or seriously dating.

Girlfriends, it’s not enough for the man to be the only one with kissing skills, so we’ve come up with a few tips on how to become a better kisser.

1. Take your time and do it soft and gently. It’s not a race, in fact in the case of a kiss, longer is better.

2. Place your fingers on his face and glide your fingers over his lips while starring into his eyes. As he moves closer to you, resist and continue to touch his lips.

3. Wear a little lip gloss so you will not start licking your lips just before the kiss; men don’t really like lipstick.

4. Kiss your man with a closed mouth for at least the first 30 seconds and then with an open mouth. Wait at least one minute before you slip your tongue into his mouth.

5.Keep kissing him for as long as you possibly can. There is something very sensual about the silence of being caught up in the moment.

We all want to experience kissing like the ones we see in the movies. Here’s some kisses that we’ll all remember. We think the most famous movie kiss is the one from Lady And The Tramp, you know the one where the two dogs are eating the same piece of spaghetti and end up with a sweet kiss.

Then there’s the final kiss in An Officer And A Gentleman when Zack Mayo (Richard Gere) returned to the paper factory and kissed Paula (Debra Winger) and swept her away for her boring job --- Way to go, Paula! Way to Go!

Who could forget the soulfully sensual kiss between Juanita (AJ Johnson) and her ex-con, gang-banging beau Melvin (Ving Rhames) in the movie Baby Boy. Tyrese was pissed, but every woman who watched that movie secretly wished that big daddy Ving would cook eggs and kiss her them the same way.