Massage Candles

Contributor: Valyn Valyn
I was wondering about massage candles. I've never had a massage with candle wax. Though I have read a bunch of reviews (some of which sound so steamy they almost make me blush!), I still have some reservations.

As a kid, I used to touch hot candle wax out of curiosity, but it was sometimes really hot. A bunch of reviews have me wanting to experience something like the reviewer had, but I'm still not sure.

Any comments/suggestions for someone new to massage candles?
07/04/2009
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Contributor: Adriana Ravenlust Adriana Ravenlust
Quote:
Originally posted by Valyn
I was wondering about massage candles. I've never had a massage with candle wax. Though I have read a bunch of reviews (some of which sound so steamy they almost make me blush!), I still have some reservations.

As a kid, I used to touch ... more
The wax used in massage candles is ridiculously soft. For example, the one I have is barely solid. I can press my fingers in it, remove some 'wax' and rub that into my skin without even burning it. These types of candles don't need much heat at all to melt so they're very timid in terms of temperature. If it is too hot, you can pour from a higher distance. IE pour on someone back from 12" up instead ofj ust a few inches from their skin which gives the wax a chance to cool.
07/04/2009
Contributor: Valyn Valyn
Ooh, okay, didn't know that! Now I just gotta get one! Oh, if only my wish lists weren't so long!
07/04/2009
Contributor: imp imp
If you are curious then most definitely try one out, they are awesome fun and yes they are timid in terms of temperature.
07/05/2009
Contributor: Sir Sir
Yes, such candles are wonderful. They're very amazing to use.
07/05/2009
Contributor: Valyn Valyn
Thanks everyone for your input! I want to get the Afterglow by JimmyJane [link] and the Bwarm by BShwish [link].

Would these be good starter candles?
07/12/2009
Contributor: spicywife spicywife
I noticed that the JimmyJane candle says that it is "all natural" but it doesn't seem to say what type of wax it is so I'm not sure if it's non-petroleum I wonder if there are any non-petroleum massage candles. If there are then I might have to try this too!
07/12/2009
Contributor: spicywife spicywife
Okay, the Bwarm says it is natural wax (coconut, beeswax, etc). It unfortunately has jojoba, which I'm allergic to. Darn!
07/12/2009
Contributor: TinyTease TinyTease
I have the afterglow candle and it's quite nice. It is, I believe, a soy wax which turns into a massage oil. It melts at a fairly low temperature, so you don't have to worry too much about burning your skin. Most massage candles are low temp melting points, so those are better to use than regular candles.
07/14/2009
Contributor: Carrie Ann Carrie Ann
Quote:
Originally posted by spicywife
I noticed that the JimmyJane candle says that it is "all natural" but it doesn't seem to say what type of wax it is so I'm not sure if it's non-petroleum I wonder if there are any non-petroleum massage candles. If there are then ... more
My afterglow candle listed phthalates as an ingredient but all natural waxes.
07/14/2009
Contributor: Sensual husband Sensual husband
My wife and I have had some great times with massage candles.
06/10/2010
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
So far my fiance and I love ours and are planning on getting more
06/13/2010
Contributor: Miss Cinnamon Miss Cinnamon
We've tried the Bwarm and Ember massage candles, and both are lovely. Ember does seem to melt at a slightly higher temperature than Bwarm, but far from being hot enough to damage your skin. Both candles smell delicious and either is great for massage. I guess it depends on your budget
06/14/2010
Contributor: Gary Gary
Massage candles are AWESOME!!!
06/14/2010
Contributor: Pegglepuss Pegglepuss
You must get a massage candle. They don't get super hot. I love to drip mine on my nipples and clit. Sometimes that's all I need to have a wonderful orgasm.
11/15/2010
Contributor: ZenaidaMacroura ZenaidaMacroura
I've never used massage candles, but have definitely had my eye on the Jimmyjane sampler.
11/15/2010
Contributor: PropertyOfPotter PropertyOfPotter
I've been dying to try this with my husband!!!
12/10/2010
Contributor: Shellz31 Shellz31
I have the Passion candle. It's my first (so went with a cheaper one) and I'm impressed. I want more!
12/11/2010
Contributor: Dusk Dusk
They're fantastic. I remember going to a local workshop on hot wax play and they said that some of the really cheap votive candles (with the saints and stuff on them?) from places like the dollar store melt at really low temperatures too, so you can use those as well.
12/11/2010
Contributor: LavenderSkies LavenderSkies
Quote:
Originally posted by TinyTease
I have the afterglow candle and it's quite nice. It is, I believe, a soy wax which turns into a massage oil. It melts at a fairly low temperature, so you don't have to worry too much about burning your skin. Most massage candles are low ... more
Sounds very nice I shall check this out..
12/20/2010
Contributor: thedude thedude
i wanna try!
01/31/2011
Contributor: M121212 M121212
Quote:
Originally posted by Adriana Ravenlust
The wax used in massage candles is ridiculously soft. For example, the one I have is barely solid. I can press my fingers in it, remove some 'wax' and rub that into my skin without even burning it. These types of candles don't need much ... more
Thanks for the explanation! I had been wondering about this as well.
03/09/2011
Contributor: Skitlz Skitlz
Quote:
Originally posted by Valyn
I was wondering about massage candles. I've never had a massage with candle wax. Though I have read a bunch of reviews (some of which sound so steamy they almost make me blush!), I still have some reservations.

As a kid, I used to touch ... more
wife and I tried not to long ago, and they were great. So good we trashed the regular massage oils.
03/11/2011
Contributor: dbm6907 dbm6907
Is soy based thicker than an oil based candle?
02/01/2012
Contributor: SassySam SassySam
ok, now i have to get one.
02/22/2013