Wax play & marking
Also known as wax playcandle playtemperature marking
Wax play drips warmed candle wax across the body for a vivid temperature sensation — an intense, visual form of sensation play that depends on the right candles and careful technique.
Wax play is as much a visual ritual as a physical one — but the difference between a warm, thrilling drip and a burn is entirely in the candle you choose and how you use it. That's not something to improvise. The full guide covers which candles are body-safe, how high to drip from, where on the body to keep it, and how to care for skin afterward.
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- Which candles are body-safe — and which will burn
- Drip height and temperature control
- Where on the body to keep it (and where not to)
- Doing a patch test first
- Skin care and aftercare
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