Elegant
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Below are notes from the fireplay workshop we teach (It Only Takes A Spark: Fireplay With Flash!). Please take into consideration that these are notes that are handed out to people who attend the class and should not be used as a substitution for personal instruction. FIREPLAY Because of the primal nature of flames and the collective unconscious fear of fire, fireplay can tap into very strong emotional and psychological reactions. It is important to have respect for the chaotic, elemental nature of fire. Fire play is the only play form where there are always at least three living entities involved in the play. Fire is living and breathing and can dominate anything if not controlled. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ·Fire extinguisher ·Cotton towel (synthetic could melt) ·Ice and ice water ·Commercial burn treatment and triple antibiotic cream ·Hair Ties ·Second person ·Location (space, flammables, drafts, equipment area) ·Equipment Inspection ·Aftercare and clean-up PLAY EQUIPMENT ·70% isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol). We advise not using 90% isopropyl, lighter fluid, kerosene or other fuels. ·Wide bottom, wide mouth stable non-flammable container to hold alcohol ·Plate or Wide bottom, wide mouth stable non-flammable container to hold used torches ·Cotton Balls. 100% cotton. DO NOT use ‘cosmetic puffs’ as the synthetic fibers will melt. ·Wide candle on a steady base. Lighter. ·Torches/Batons (100% cotton tops. No glue or wire) ·Cupping Supplies (small leather rounds, glass cups, baby oil) ·ADVANCED TECHNIQUES: Flash Cotton, Devil’s Fire, Fire Balls, Glycerin, Flaming Spankings, Fire Flogging, Sparklers, Violet Wand, fire breathing, fire swallowing FIRE ALARM ·Do not put fire on the face. Avoid mucous membrane areas until you have ample fireplay experience. ·Do not play on a bed or mattress. Avoid carpeting if possible. ·Avoid areas of the skin that have heavy abrasions or infections ·Beware of long hair, loose clothing or other combustible items near the play area ·DO NOT play while drinking or doing drugs. This includes poppers, which can ignite. ·Skin should be clean, dry and free from oils and creams. ·If fire gets out of control, use a wet towel to extinguish the flames. Do not throw water on the body. Spilled alcohol floats on water. ·Be aware of any natural ‘crevices’ that alcohol may pool in: navel, genitals, folds in skin. ·Skin can be sensitive and fragile after fireplay. Heavy percussion play after a fire scene can result in open wounds. HOT RESOURCES ·www.vanilla-not.com/fetishlinks/fire.html ·www.houseofdesade.org/fireplay Master Archer and I never perform fireplay without another person present: someone to be our safety. If the fire gets out of control Master takes care of me (or whoever is the flaming bottom) and the safety person takes over fire control.
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Elegant ~Slave To Master Archer http://www.FantasiesInLeather.com
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