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FACEBOOK<\/a> | TWITTER<\/a> | GOOGLE+<\/a> | YOUTUBE<\/a> | INSTAGRAM<\/a> | PINTEREST<\/a><\/p>\n New research shows that Sunday at 9am is the most popular time that Brits want to bonk\u2026 And that Tuesday at 9pm is the least popular.<\/p>\n But Saturday is by far the sexiest day of the week with 11.30am, 10.30pm and 11.30pm all making the top five, with a late entry at 10:30pm on a Friday to complete the line up of when people would like to have sex.<\/p>\n No matter who you are Saturday\u2019s sexual popularity follows across all age groups, all regions and for both men and women. However, when the weekend\u2019s festivities are over and the early mornings start again the nation loses its mojo, putting Monday and Tuesday bottom of the list!<\/p>\n The survey of 2000 Brits by Superdrug, reveals that people want to have sex far more at the weekend than during the week, and the desire to have evening\/night time sex is stronger and more frequent than morning sex, even at the weekend.<\/p>\n The results have led Superdrug to develop an entirely new product line of fun lubes named after these specific times, as Alix Fox, Superdrug\u2019s sexpert explains, \u201cIt\u2019s all too easy for sex to slip into a robotic routine, especially in long-term relationships,\u201d Fox says. \u201cThere\u2019s a risk that if couples default to doing the deed in the same way and at the same time, every time, things can soon become stale and boringly predictable rather than passionate.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m not at all surprised that Sunday mornings are such a popular slot for sexiness: people are relaxed, and have more time on their hands, so a lay-in often leads to getting laid. And that can be lovely! But simply switching up the day on which you get dirty can be a surprisingly effective way of spicing up sex, and re-energising your relationship. It\u2019s really worth making this small effort, as it can have a big positive impact.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cIf you usually use sex to wind down at the weekend, try humping on \u2018hump day\u2019 instead \u2013 you may well find it makes your working week less monotonous and stressful. Or if you tend to make love last thing in the evening, when you\u2019re both shattered, try moving the action to the a.m. when you have more energy \u2013 I thoroughly recommend a cheeky quickie in your morning shower to get the day off to a superb start!\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cSuperdrug\u2019s new Sex O\u2019Clock lubes are a fun way of dropping a hint and kicking off the conversation. Plus, lubricant always makes lovemaking smoother, slicker and more comfortable whether it\u2019s dawn or dusk. It\u2019s one of the most useful products anyone can bring into the bedroom.\u201d<\/p>\n The top ten most popular times for sex are:<\/p>\n Sunday 9.00am<\/p>\n Saturday 10.30pm<\/p>\n Saturday 11.30pm<\/p>\n Friday 10.30pm<\/p>\n Saturday 10.30am<\/p>\n Saturday 11.30am<\/p>\n Friday 10.30pm<\/p>\n Saturday 11.15pm<\/p>\n Saturday 9.30pm<\/p>\n Sunday 9.30pm<\/p>\n Superdrug\u2019s Head of Commercial Healthcare, Allen Webb, says, \u201cThese lubes make a great, naughty, suggestive little Valentine\u2019s gift for any couple where routine overwhelms raunch, it\u2019s time to break dull habits and try something new.<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019ve also included some of the less popular times in the bottle range to encourage people to really think about making time for each other when they\u2019re other half least expects it\u2026 because who doesn\u2019t want to be wanted, whatever the time of day.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cAnd while Sunday morning came out in first place, it would seem cosy Saturday nights in are the new going out!\u201d<\/p>\n Some of the least popular times for sex, during typical awake hours, are:<\/p>\n Monday 4.45pm<\/p>\n Monday 3.00pm<\/p>\n Tuesday 5.30pm<\/p>\n Tuesday 9.00pm<\/p>\n Thursday 8.00am<\/p>\n Thursday 1.30pm<\/p>\n Monday 8.00am<\/p>\n Wednesday 7.30am<\/p>\n Friday 5.00pm<\/p>\n Saturday 5.00pm<\/p>\n The NEW limited edition lubes will be available exclusively online from the 8th February until stocks last, in the following times;<\/p>\n Sunday 9.00am<\/p>\n Saturday 10.30pm<\/p>\n Saturday 11.30pm<\/p>\n Friday 10.30pm<\/p>\n Saturday 11.15pm<\/p>\n Saturday 9.30pm<\/p>\n Thursday 8.00am<\/p>\n Tuesday 9.00pm<\/p>\n