sā majjanālepa-dukūla-bhūṣaṇa
srag-gandha-tāmbūla-sudhāsavādibhiḥ
prasādhitātmopasasāra mādhavaṁ
sa-vrīḍa-līlotsmita-vibhramekṣitaiḥ
sā - she, Trivakrā; majjana - by bathing; ālepa - anointing; dukūla - dressing in fine garments; bhūṣaṇa - with ornaments; srak - garlands; gandha - perfume; tāmbūla - betel nut; sudhā-āsava - drinking fragrant liquor; ādibhiḥ - and so on; prasādhita - prepared; ātmā - her body; upasasāra - she approached; mādhavam - Lord Kṛṣṇa; sa-vrīḍa - shy; līlā - playful; utsmita - of her smiles; vibhrama - exhibiting the allurement; īkṣitaiḥ - with glances.
It is clear from this verse that the ways a woman prepares for sexual enjoyment have not changed in thousands of years.