Kinksy Wax Dating App | Find Your Wax Partner with Kinksy

Built for wax enthusiasts

Meet partners who love the slow drip of hot wax, colorful splashes, and the glow of lingering warmth on skin.

Whether you’re curious, experienced, or somewhere in between, Kinksy makes it easier to find partners who share your wax interest.

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What is Wax?

Wax play involves dripping melted candle wax onto the skin to create sensations that range from warm and soothing to sharp and startling. As the wax lands, there’s a brief spike of heat followed by a spreading glow and the intriguing texture of cooling wax. Many people enjoy the visual contrast of colored wax against skin, as well as the ritual of peeling it off later.

Only certain candles are safe: typically soy or paraffin designed for lower burn temperatures. Household or decorative candles may burn too hot or contain additives that irritate skin. Before a full scene, always test wax on yourself or a small patch of your partner’s skin from various heights to gauge temperature and comfort.

Negotiation includes which body areas are in bounds (avoid face, eyes, and very sensitive spots at first), how intense the temperature play will be, and whether wax will be combined with other sensations like impact or bondage. Lay down towels or sheets for easier cleanup, and have aftercare ready—lotion, water, and cuddles go well with post-scene wax removal. When approached with care, wax play offers a beautiful mix of art, temperature, and slow, lingering sensation.

Kink activity must always be strictly safe, sane, and consensual; and utilise a safe-word.