Sensual, uninhibited and very direct as usual, Cristina Aguilera stands out with a decidedly hot promotional campaign
The shy and very naive girl of Disney programs is a distant memory. And just like Britney Spearsbefore her, and Miley Cyrusjust after, too Christina Aguilera continues in an extremely explicit path of awareness.
The singer of Genie in a Bottle (I’m your genie in the bottle but you gotta rub me right…) she has always been extremely clear and explicit about her commitment to the awareness of a fulfilling and enjoyable sex life. And her latest ‘social’ initiative will not fail to spark controversy.
Christina Aguilera talks about sex
“There are at least four different points where I can orgasm…” says the Aguilera in a promotional text of playground, the company of which she is co-founder and official testimonial. It is an initiative of a social nature that sees Christina Aguilera engaged on the front line. The American singer and actress has also invested quite a lot of money in organizing this society that deals with the awareness of female sexuality.
“Mine has been a very gradual and natural path – says Aguilera, 42 years old – and with this message I hope to inspire other women to feel comfortable talking about their experiences and managing their bodies and sexuality. If every woman talks about their experiences and what they mean to them, that’s truly a great achievement. Because every woman is different.”
Women’s wellness products and advice
There Aguilera is extremely clear and explicit: “I learned to know my body well. And I can there are points that the evolution continues and I discover new sensualities year after year. Every woman should feel good, even if she doesn’t have a partner. I don’t always have access to a mate either. And I believe that every woman should be in control of her own emotions regardless of whether she has a person or not.”
playground produces products intended for female sexuality. But also a whole series of emotional and gynecological counseling services for women who have physical or psychological problems in achieving their sexual well-being.
“Know yourself – concludes Aguilera – and do it as soon as you can to lead your life independently and satisfactorily…”