INTIMATE QUESTIONS
Questions, by candlelight.
Everything you may wonder before lighting one — answered slowly, in the hush of a single flame.
Yes — that's exactly what it's made for. Our wax melts at 42°C / 107°F, just a few degrees above body temperature. It feels warm on the skin, never hot.
The first time, try a small drop on the inner wrist. Trust what your body tells you.
Like warm oil — fluid, slow, with a faint shimmer of heat that softens into something you can rub in.
Once you start, you'll find yourself going slower than you meant to.
Yes. Pour a small pool into your palm first to feel the temperature, then trail it where you want.
The wax glides like a body oil and absorbs softly into the skin within a minute. No residue, no stickiness.
A little warmer than your skin. Cooler than a hot bath.
About the temperature of breath against a shoulder. It's a heat you lean into — not pull away from.
The wax is plant-based and washes out of most fabrics in a regular hot cycle. On skin it absorbs cleanly — no oily residue, no stickiness in the morning.
A towel under the hips, just in case, is still a kind idea.
Light it about 20 minutes before you mean to use it. Let it form a small pool. Talk while it warms — that's part of the ritual.
When you're ready, blow out the flame. Pour where you want to be touched.
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