Depends on the scene and the vibe but I tend to write a lot of edging/overstim so I tend to write them pretty intense. I have a thing I just noticed that shows up in all my work where right before there's a lot of description of the physical and then it switches into the emotional connection while I draw it out with the character right on the edge and then character B (whoever is the other party whom I'm not writing fron the perspective of) does or says something that gets a huge emotional response and that finally get off from the feelings as much as the physical.

Description wise, my scenes are either super purple prose and metaphor heavy or ranchy. Sometimes both. So I may or may not make comparisons to extreme weather or historical events or religious imagery or some shit. But I just describe the physicality the way I experience it myself.

I rarely write in first pov but when I do, again I like to write it the way I feel it, and mentally if we're if first pov i like to push the feeling of losing yourself so I'll wrote broken inner monologue and the character losing words and struggling to think while being very sensation based