Chemical play
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| − | '''Chemical play''' refers to any form of sensation play involving the use of mild irritants such as wintergreen oil, menthol, Tabasco sauce, and the like to create sensation. | + | '''Chemical play''' refers to any form of [[sensation play]] involving the use of mild irritants such as wintergreen oil, menthol, Tabasco sauce, and the like to create sensation. |
| − | As a lot of substances used in chemical play are slow burning and often long-lasting, this kind of activity can be used towards the end of any session in order for the submissive to continue to feel the effects for an extended period. | + | As a lot of substances used in chemical play are slow-burning and often long-lasting, this kind of activity can be used towards the end of any session in order for the [[submissive]] to continue to feel the effects for an extended period. |
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| + | == See also == | ||
| + | * [[Figging]] | ||
| + | * [[Sensation play]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:33, 8 July 2013
Chemical play refers to any form of sensation play involving the use of mild irritants such as wintergreen oil, menthol, Tabasco sauce, and the like to create sensation.
As a lot of substances used in chemical play are slow-burning and often long-lasting, this kind of activity can be used towards the end of any session in order for the submissive to continue to feel the effects for an extended period.
See also
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