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Red is the classic colour for wax play, and the Master Series Bound Goddess drip candle in red looks the part twice over: the candle itself is a sculpted female torso bound in rope. Light it and the unscented wax starts to pool quickly, because the blend melts at just 118 to 122°F. That makes it one of the gentler options for people trying temperature play.
Let a small pool form, blow the flame out, then tip. Pouring without the flame cuts down on splashing and gives you a steadier stream. Start around three feet above your partner's back, shoulders or thighs; wax cools as it falls, so height is your temperature dial. Repeated drops on the same spot stack the heat, while sweeping your hand over fresh drops spreads it out. Talk throughout, and agree a word that means stop.
Put a towel or tarp down first. Once the wax has set, peel or scrape it away with a plastic card, a comb, nails or an ice cube, or work in some natural oil to loosen it. Ending with an oil massage is a kind way to close the scene.
Test on your own arm first, then a small area of your partner's skin. Keep wax off the face, eyes, hair and mucous membranes, and keep the flame away from fabric and paper. Want the same sculpture in a darker tone? See the black Bound Goddess.
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Helpful answers about Master Series Bound Goddess Wax Play Drip Candle – Red.
Yes, the red Bound Goddess suits beginners because its wax melts at 118 to 122°F, lower than many play candles. Start by dripping from about three feet above the skin and lower it slowly. Test on your own arm first so you know how the heat feels before your partner does.
Red Bound Goddess wax can leave colour on fabric, so lay down an old towel or tarp before you start. If a drip lands on cloth, let it harden, lift off as much as you can, and then treat any mark with your usual laundry approach before washing.
Drip the Bound Goddess candle on fleshy areas such as the back, shoulders, buttocks, thighs and chest. Avoid the face, eyes, hair and genitals, and keep wax off mucous membranes. Bony areas and thin skin feel hotter, so lift the candle higher when you move over them.
The red and black Bound Goddess candles share the same sculpture, size, wax blend and melting point; only the colour changes. Red gives the traditional look of wax play, while black stands out sharply in low light. Some people buy both for a two-tone pattern.
The Bound Goddess melts at 118 to 122°F, while the Burning Heart set melts at 136 to 140°F, so the Goddess lands cooler. Burning Heart's wax glows under a blacklight and comes in three small tins. Choose the Goddess for a gentler first try.
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