Directions

1. Preparing the Space
To ensure safe use of candles, it's recommended to prepare the surface where the candle will be placed during the session. Use a tray or a saucer made of non-flammable materials.
Prepare a container with ice—it will be useful for play and can quickly cool the skin in case of discomfort. If using low-temperature candles in a warm room, ice can help remove wax more effectively from the body.
Cover the surface where the play will take place with a sheet, considering that wax might drip onto the fabric and leave stains.
To remove wax, have a blunt knife ready.
It's best to light the candle beforehand. Hold it vertically and rotate it slowly 360 degrees to remove the top layer of wax. Then place it on the tray, allowing it to melt slightly before starting.

2. Areas of Application
For beginners, the safest areas for application are the upper back (from the neck to the mid-back), shoulders, and forearms.
Depending on the recipient's sensitivity, these areas can be extended to include the lower back, buttocks, legs, stomach, and chest.
Areas such as the genitals and inner thighs are the most sensitive and are not recommended for unprepared recipients!

IMPORTANT! Always ask the recipient which areas are most sensitive for them. Do not apply wax to sensitive areas without the recipient's consent! All interactions should be agreed upon before the session begins.

SAFETY, CONSENT, AND REASONABLE LIMITS are the key principles of wax play!

3. Wax Application Methods
Depending on how wax is applied, the recipient will experience different sensations, making the experience unforgettable! However, in all cases, the candle should be held parallel to the recipient's body and rotated during use to ensure the wax melts evenly around its circumference.

For a gentler effect, allow the wax to melt sufficiently so the stream is thick. Hold the candle as close as possible to the skin—about 1-10 cm is the recommended distance. With this technique, the wax will gently coat the skin, and the temperature will not feel scorching.

For a more intense sensation, apply the wax from a height of 25–40 cm in single drops. The temperature will feel sharper. Single drops can resemble a wasp sting. When using this technique, always check in with the recipient and control the intensity to prevent the experience from becoming unpleasant. Surprisingly, these sharp sensations often provide the most profound release 😉.
The higher the candle is from the body, the harder it is to control where the wax will drip. Raise the candle gradually to observe and understand the trajectory of the wax drops.

You can alternate application methods during the session, playing with the recipient's sensations.
For the most vivid experience, alternate between applying wax and running an ice cube over the same area. The contrast in temperatures will fully engage the recipient, evoking intense emotions.

When using a massage candle or another oil before applying the wax to the body, the sensations will be softened by the oily layer on the skin. The wax will distribute heat across the skin and solidify more slowly, prolonging the feeling of warmth on the skin.

WARNING! Do not use the candle for decorative purposes! Low-temperature candles melt faster than regular ones, so they should only be used as intended, as described above. Do not leave the candle burning for too long, as this may cause a crater to form, where the wax can overheat to uncontrolled temperatures.

4. Wick Management
During the session, monitor the wick length, as it directly affects the intensity of the candle's flame. The wick should not exceed 1 cm while the candle burns.
If the wick becomes too long, there is a risk that it may fall onto the recipient's skin, causing burns. If the wick length exceeds 1 cm, pause the session, extinguish the candle, and trim the excess wick.

5. Removing the Wax
Wax can be removed with your hands or a blunt knife.
Start by pressing your hand onto the cooled wax in areas where it has accumulated the most. The wax will crack and separate from the skin. Individual drops and wax residue that cannot be removed by hand can be gently scraped off with the blunt side of a knife. Hold the knife at a 30-degree angle to the recipient’s body.

The process of removing wax can be just as engaging as applying it. The mere sight of the knife, and especially its contact with the skin, creates a thrilling psychological effect for the recipient. This powerful moment can provide a perfect conclusion to the wax play experience.

Remaining wax can be washed off with soap and warm water. For fabric, residual wax can be cleaned with warm water and detergent (such as Fairy), after removing larger chunks.

6. Aftercare
After completing the session, cover the recipient with a blanket, hug them, and stay close. This practice isn’t always about sex. Always respond to the recipient’s needs and feelings.
Sometimes, the session leaves the recipient with a pleasant sense of profound relaxation. Either way, the experience is sure to be unforgettable for both participants!

Enjoy your evening!

With Love,
Claudia