Feel the chill or turn up the warmth by exploring temperature play! This unique kink can introduce you to a whole new range of sexual sensations, and can even incorporate your favorite sex toys!
WHAT IS TEMPERATURE PLAY?
Temperature play is one of the many different BDSM kinks that couples want to discover to make their sex lives a little bit kinkier.
It’s an easy concept. Take something hot or cold. Apply to the various sensitive areas of the body. Enjoy!
While it could sound a little far out and perilous at first, it’s definitely now no longer as horrific as you think. For most people, temperature play will simply involve ice, bloodless water, or candles. What Does Temperature Play Feel Like? Good!
Okay, we’re being fairly general here, however, it really is that easy. Just like nearly anything sexual you listen to or examine, if temperature play didn’t feel nice then people wouldn’t do it. (Okay, a few people would still do it…)
Real speak though. Our frame is covered by nerve endings. They let us experience things. You can feel heat or cold as you’re going about your normal day.
When we begin exploring temperature play, we stimulate those nerve endings. Generally, the more we will stimulate, the better it's going to feel. And our sexual areas are a number of the most densely packed areas of the frame.
HOW TO DO IT
We don’t really want to get too complex here. For cold temperatures or “ice play”, you literally simply ended to rub a few pieces of ice in your partner’s frame. Similarly, for warm temperatures (often called “wax play”), you just want to drip candle wax on them.
It’s much extra critical how you do those things. Creating a little suspense by touching specific parts of the frame. Rapidly swapping among the heat and funky sensations. Moving from “much less sexy” regions and getting nearer and closer to “more sexy” areas.
Basically, foreplay. With ice!
Take time to explore the different regions of the frame and discover what feels nice. If you’re doing it for your partner, you’ll easily be capable of seeing what has the most impact.
THE BEST BUTT PLUGS FOR TEMPERATURE PLAY
Using warm and cold items is the handiest way to explore temperature play. You also can take gain of your favorite sex toys! By heating and cooling butt plugs, you can revel in entirely different sensations while wearing your favorite plugs.
Let’s take a look at some of our favorite butt plugs perfect for temperature play!
The natural choice for any sort of temperature play is a steel plug. Our favorites are this beautiful set of Gunmetal Jeweled Plugs. They’re great to look, at both before and when you insert them and could hold temperatures higher than any other kind of butt plug!
Often overlooked, glass plugs also are great for temperature play. Our Yellow Glass Plug is decorated with plenty of raised bumps, adding lots of different sensations whilst you test with one-of-a-kind temperatures.
While glass and steel are much more common, you may still take advantage of silicone and TPE products when you explore temperature play! We love this set of Purple Heart Anal Beads thanks to the unique sensation they provide. Cool them down and pull them out slowly for a complete sensory overload.
STAYING SAFE
Whether you’re planning on heating up or cooling off, there are some things you must hold in thought to ensure you don’t hurt yourself.
First, avoid extremely high or extremely low temperatures.
Most of the regions you’re going to need to discover are very touchy. With this approach, you’re more likely to hurt yourself if you’re going for extreme temperatures.
Heat your sex toys gradually.
If you do need to apply a butt plug to discover temperature play, then don’t simply shove it in the freezer overnight and expect it to be useable. You must heat or cool your plug for around 15 minutes at a time, then see the way it feels. If you want to, pop it back in for some other 15 mins, but most of the time it's going to already be the right temperature to use.
Test things first!
Whether it’s an ice cube, candle wax, or your favorite butt plug, make sure to test it! Try it out at the inside of your wrist or thigh and ensure it’s a snug temperature before you begin exploring your more sensitive areas.
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