Fast Wax 102
Fun wax scenes in an effective, safe, and timely manner!
This class, entitled "Fast Wax," was created to solve one of the most common complaints about wax play: it takes too long to set up and to clean up! This class will be broken into 3 sections with breaks in between.
The first third will review wax play 101 basic information:
- The two main categories of wax play
- Risks with this play (and how to mitigate them!)
- Wax types, forms and functions of various candles
- Required hardware.
- Busting some of the most common myths in the scene.
After a short break, we will cover the triangle of trade-offs between time, quantity, and quality. With a focus on the "time" component, we will discuss special considerations required for negotiating a Speedy Scene.
We'll conclude the second section with resolutions to the three main, time-based issues that come up with wax:
- Long preparations.
- Long melt times.
- Long, ineffective clean-up.
The third and final chapter of our class will include the following:
- Multiple inspirational scene snapshots.
- An audience-driven flight of brief demonstrations.
- Dedicated time for any additional lingering questions.
By the end of this class, you will know what to expect and what to bring in order to have an amazing wax scene, without any fuss!
This class is suited for all skill levels. No materials are required for this course, but things for note-taking are encouraged!
Anne (She/her) joined the Utah kink scene in mid-September 2019. To date, Anne has participated in over 200 wax scenes. Her various wax images and writings have gained popularity throughout the global wax community on Fetlife, garnering the attention of thousands.
She is most excited when bottoming for wax to pionering past traditional wax play boundaries and combining wax with myriad other interests such as knife play, bondage, predicament, and exhibitionism. As a top, her scenes range from sexual and sensual to rapid and overwhelmingly blissful. Anne is deliberate, warm-hearted, and scientifically curious, yet embraces adaptive chaos in a manner lovingly described as, "much like a gremlin."
