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Karla Tantra Magic
•In person & Online/Virtual
Mexico City MX
“I guide individuals and couples to reconnect with their bodies, embrace sacred sexuality, and awaken presence—creating
Copper Rose
In person & Online/Virtual
Boston MA US
Step into a space where the outside world gently fades away and time begins to soften. Together, we
Mother Scarlet
In person & Online/Virtual
Amsterdam NL
I am Mother Scarlet. Some come to me for the sting of the crop. Some come to me for the relief of
Angela Vixen
In person & Online/Virtual
Seattle WA US
Seattles most twisted muse! Become my next creation.
MissO.
In person & Online/Virtual
Cologne DE
Sometimes gentle, sometimes merciless - You don't want freedom. You want permission.
Natasha Black
In person
Amsterdam NL
Here Natasha Black! Welcome in my wild world! I am here for YOU! Just contact me!
Sonatalicious
In person & Online/Virtual
Tallinn EE
Sex & Kink Educator · Professional Dominatrix · Somatic Practitioner
Master Samael
In person
Berlin DE
Surrender your mind, body & secrets to a true Dominus - alone, or to two of us.
noashibari
In person & Online/Virtual
Amsterdam NL
My name is Miss Noa and I am a shibari artist and soft domme. The focus of my practice lies on expan
Gina Star
In person & Online/Virtual
Taos New Mexico US
Deepening capacity for intimacy, touch and sensuality through safe and playful exploration.
What is wax play?
Wax play is a form of BDSM sensation play where warm wax is dripped onto the skin. It uses low-temperature candles made for the body, and the feeling ranges from gentle warmth to a sharper sting depending on height and wax type. It is often combined with bondage or blindfolds.
Safety and consent
A good practitioner uses body-safe wax, tests the temperature first, keeps away from the face and sensitive areas, and checks in with you throughout. Like any sensation play, it starts with agreed limits and a safeword.
Use body-safe candles: low-temperature paraffin or soy candles made for wax play.
Test the temperature: try a drop on the inner arm before you start.
Agree a safeword: and check in regularly during the scene.
Use ordinary candles: beeswax and scented or coloured household candles can burn much hotter.
Drip near the face: avoid eyes, face and very sensitive areas.
Leave a flame unattended: keep water nearby and the space clear of anything flammable.
Frequently asked questions.
Is wax play safe?
It can be, with the right candles and care. Use low-temperature wax, test it first, drip from a safe height and stop if the heat feels too strong. An experienced practitioner can guide you.
What wax is best for wax play?
Low-temperature paraffin or soy candles designed for the body. Avoid beeswax and household candles with added scent or colour, as they can burn hotter.
How do I remove wax after a session?
Let it cool, then peel or gently scrape it off. A little oil helps with body hair. Shaving or a light layer of oil beforehand makes it easier.