What is wax play and why use special candles? Wax play is a form of sensation play in which warm candle wax is dripped onto a partner's skin. Each drop gives a brief flash of heat that fades as the wax sets. Ordinary household candles are not made for skin, and their wax can be far too hot. Drip candles sold for sensation play, like these Japanese Drip Candles, are described by the maker as skin-safe and non-toxic. Care, distance and testing still matter every time.
Japanese Drip Candles in black: wax play in a 3-pack
This Doc Johnson set contains three black Japanese Drip Candles for sensation play. Light one, let the wax pool, and drip it onto your partner's skin for a short burst of warmth. The maker describes the candles as skin-safe and non-toxic. They can also simply be burned to set the mood. Black wax shows up strongly against skin and gives the scene a darker look.
Best for: For couples exploring sensation play or adding temperature to a bondage scene. A three-pack gives beginners enough wax to practice with and experienced players a ready supply. Choose black for high contrast on the skin.
At a glance: 3 candles · Black · Skin-safe · Non-toxic
Key features
| Made for dripping |
Drip candles intended for sensation play on the skin. |
| Skin-safe, non-toxic |
The maker lists the candles as safe for skin contact. |
| Three-pack |
Three candles in the set, enough for several sessions. |
| Black wax |
Dark drops stand out clearly on the skin. |
Specifications
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Quantity: 3 candles
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Color: Black
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Type: Drip candles for sensation play
In the box
How to use
Cover the bed or floor with an old sheet. Light a candle and let a little wax melt. Test a drop on your own inner forearm first. Hold the candle high above your partner, since more height gives the wax time to cool, and start on less sensitive areas such as the back. Keep wax away from the face, hair and genitals. Agree on a safe word, never leave a flame unattended, and keep water close by.
Care
- Blow the candle out as soon as you finish and let it cool before storing.
- Let wax harden on the skin, then peel or flake it off gently.
- A light coat of body oil before play makes the wax easier to remove.
- Store the candles in a cool place away from sunlight.
- Keep flames away from hair, bedding, curtains and anything flammable.
More on materials in our material safety guide.
Frequently asked questions
How hot is the wax?
The product information does not give a melting temperature. It describes the candles as skin-safe with a warm drip. Always test a drop on your own forearm, and raise the candle higher to cool the wax before it lands.
Are these good for beginners?
They are sold as skin-safe candles for sensation play, which is the right place to start. Begin with single drops from a good height on the back or thighs, and check in with your partner often.
What is the difference between the black and purple packs?
Only the color of the wax. Both are three-packs of Japanese Drip Candles described as skin-safe and non-toxic. Black gives the strongest contrast on most skin tones. Purple is the softer look.
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For adult use only. Read the instruction manual before first use. Specifications are the manufacturer's.
