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There are many ways to enjoy wax play. Take a class to find out how to have fun and stay safe!
If you’re new to wax play, set up a splash zone and lay down a towel or tarp to protect against wax spills. Test it on your arm or thigh first before trying it on your partner. Test out a small area of skin to see if there’s any sensitivities or allergic reactions before covering other erogenous zones. Start high up and then get closer as you test out temperature and technique. Start by holding the candle 3 feet away from the body to drip wax. Blow out flame before pouring to reduce splashing. Layer the wax over the same spot to increase the intensity. Rub your hand over the wax drops in order to disperse heat.
For easy removal, use a scraping device (such as a plastic card) to scrape the wax off their body when done, spank it off with a flogger, comb it, use ice and water, scratch it off with nails, or use natural oils to massage into the skin and hydrate the skin while removing the wax.
!!! Keep the wax away from any mucous membranes, keep it outside of the body, and avoid eyes and hair.
Make sure to keep the candle away from any flammable materials. !!!
Low Melting Point: Melts easily so you can start playing soon after the wick is lit.
Unscented: Keep the temperatures low and the smells neutral with unscented candles!
Synthetic Wax: This blend of synthetic waxes is designed for wax play scenes.
Burn time: Approximately 2-3 hours
Melting temperature: 118-122° F (48-50° C)
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