Claire from St. Louis, Missouri, loves to flirt at coffee shops with her exuberantly charming demeanor. 

"I am always in a good mood," she told Flirting.com, "I guess men find that infectious."

We got hit with the flirting bug when we saw this charmer from St. Louis.  Good flirting is about good vibes.  Just ask Claire.

Tamara from Notre Dame loves to flirt with men when she walks her dog.  She claims the dog is a natural ice breaker and makes for good flirting.

"When Baxter actually runs up a kisses a cute guy," she told Flirting.com,  "I am usually in. It works all the time."

Tamara knows the value of using a good prop, even if it is her adorable dog, Baxter. 

Kim from Baton Rouge, LA, loves to flirt with men by simply maintaining a charming even-keeled smile, which belies her beguiling intelligence. 

"Hey, I love to laugh but when people appeal to my intelligence, they appeal to me on a whole new level," Kim told Flirting.com.

Kim knows what she wants.  She gets credit for encouraging the type of men that appeal to her high flirting and intellectual IQ. 

Doris from Erie, PA, loves to go jogging and flirts with men by either seductively pausing for a breather and pouring water over her lips, letting it cascade over her chin, or leaning provocatively and panting.

"I guess that could be too much," she confessed to Flirting.com.  "However, I never have any problem catching a man's attention."

She sure caught our attention.  Doris knows that you have to play it up a little to draw the guys over for flirting. 

Bessie from Springfield, IL, loves to flirt by striking a relaxing pose.  It works like a charm.

"I always seem to draw attention when I lay back and chill," she told Flirting.com.

Well done Bessie.  Men pay attention to body language either consciously or subconsciously.  If you send the right signals, men will zero in on it.  You will never lack flirting opportunities.

Georgina from Atlanta flirts with the men by leaning in close to them, thus invading their space, in a challenging way to say the least.

"I sort of take them off guard with how close I get," she smiled. "I mean some of them instinctively reach out for hug.  If I really like him – I give him one."

Georgina knows good flirting stems from keeping the man off guard. 

Leslie, a chemist in New York City, NY, loves to flirt at the laboratory by simply accenting her professional attire with a charming and eye catching pendant.

"It is a sly trick," she confessed to Flirting.com.  "The necklace draws attention to my cleavage."

We wonder how many men look past the pendant rather than down the lens of the microscope. Credit must be given to Leslie for her sly flirting technique. 

Carol, an investment manager in Milwaukee, loves to flirt with men by simply stopping her conversation abruptly and focuses her gaze on a man.  Then, after a dramatic pause, she picks up where she left off.

"Men are shaken when I turn my eyes their way," she said confidently.

We agree.  Once again, if you keep the man off balance with the little unsuspected looks and you will reel him in with little else. 

Tracy an occupational safety specialist in Charleston, SC, loves to flirt with men at the local coffee shop by giving them the so-called 'mocha stare.'

"I lean over my coffee and as I sip – I look over right at a man. I sip to him as I sip the coffee.  Then, I take my time eating my cream-filled pastry."

Wow, what man could resist? Great job of adding sex appeal to an everyday simple act.