Trio Inferno — 65°C, 70°C & 75°C wax play candle set
The complete Blaze tier in one box. Three temperatures, three colours, three scent profiles — each one more intense than the last. The 65°C Red opens with ceremonial palo santo and a two-second sting. The 70°C Purple deepens with vanilla-tobacco and heat that builds on itself. The 75°C Nude finishes with musco blanco and wax that vanishes into skin, leaving nothing behind but the memory. This is the full advanced range for practitioners who want everything the SenseMe collection has to offer at its upper boundary.
""This is the set for people who have done the work. Every candle in it assumes you know your partner, know your technique, know your limits. I named it Inferno because at these three temperatures, the heat is the entire conversation. The scent arc — smoke, contradiction, intimacy — was designed to mirror what happens between two people as intensity builds.""
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- Temperature
- 65°C, 70°C and 75°C melting temperatures, one per candle.
- Wax type
- Natural soy-paraffin blend
- Scent profile
- A three-act scent arc. Palo santo smoke opens — resinous, sacred, deliberate. Vanilla and tobacco follow — sweetness pulled into something rough and dense. Musco blanco closes — clean white musk that dissolves into the body and stays between two people. The progression from ceremonial to contradictory to intimate mirrors the temperature journey through the Blaze tier.
- Origin
- Handmade in Lisbon, Portugal
- 01
Prepare as for advanced BDSM work
This set covers the entire Blaze tier. Plan for a 45–90 minute session. Lay a dark sheet, arrange cool cloth, water, aloe gel, and a timer within arm's reach. Remove jewellery from the pour area. Agree explicitly on safeword, non-verbal stop signal, and who calls transitions. Three temperatures means three recalibrations.
- 02
Warmup: 65°C Red Palo Santo
Light all three wicks. Wait 8–10 minutes for the pool. Patch-test on your wrist from 25 cm. Begin with your partner from 25–30 cm — long lines on upper back, shoulders, outer thighs. Spend 15–20 minutes here. Palo santo opens the scene; your partner's nervous system is priming for what follows.
- 03
First cool pause
Extinguish the 65°C. Apply a cool damp cloth. Sit for three to five minutes. Verbally confirm readiness. If any hesitation, this is where you stop — the set works at any of its three stages.
- 04
Mid-scene: 70°C Purple Vanilla-Tobacco
Light all three wicks of the 70°C. Wait 8–10 minutes. Patch-test again. Begin pouring from 30–35 cm. Purple wax sets fast — you are painting sustained lines, not dripping. Vanilla-tobacco deepens the room. Continue reading your partner: flinches, stillness, breath. Move in continuous arcs.
- 05
Second cool pause — mandatory
Extinguish the 70°C. Cool cloth. Three to five minutes minimum. This is where most sessions end; continuing to 75°C is a decision, not a progression. Confirm explicitly that both of you want the peak.
- 06
Peak: 75°C Nude Musco Blanco
Light all three wicks. Patch-test from 30 cm. Pour from 30–35 cm minimum — never below. Only broad muscled areas. Shorter pour window than previous stages; 75°C is about the moment of arrival, not sustained lines. The musk closes the arc cleanly.
- 07
Extensive aftercare (45–60 minutes minimum)
Warm cloth across all pour areas. Aloe on every red mark. Full-body moisturiser. Water to drink. Sit together; talk about each of the three temperatures — what landed where, what surprised you, what you would do differently. Aftercare at this tier is the work. See our safety page for full advanced protocol.
Natural soy wax, Paraffin wax (cosmetic grade), Palo santo fragrance oil (65°C Red), Vanilla and tobacco fragrance oils (70°C Purple), Musco blanco fragrance oil (75°C Nude — white musk), All fragrance oils skin-safe and phthalate-free, Red, purple, and nude cosmetic-grade dyes, Cotton wicks (triple-wick × 3)
From Ember to Blaze
The candles in this set melt at 65°C, 70°C and 75°C, moving from our Ember tier (60–65°C) into Blaze (70–75°C).
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Everything you need to know about our wax play candles, ingredients, and safe usage.
Visit Help CenterAdvanced practitioners with extensive experience at 60°C and above. This set contains the three hottest candles in the range — 65°C, 70°C, and 75°C — and assumes developed distance control, body-area awareness, and clear communication. If you have not used 60°C comfortably, start with the Duo Control & Release instead.
Yes, if you pace carefully. Start with 65°C Red for 15–20 minutes. Rest briefly, then move to 70°C Purple. Rest again before finishing with 75°C Nude. Allow 3–5 minutes between temperatures. The session should last 45–75 minutes total. The cumulative heat is significant — check in with your partner between every transition.
You save €4 to €10, depending on the size, compared to buying the 65°C Red, 70°C Purple, and 75°C Nude separately. The trio is also curated as a progression — the temperatures, colours, and scents are sequenced to create a complete Blaze-tier experience from first pour to last.
Dramatic. The 65°C Red leaves vivid, blood-red trails. The 70°C Purple creates deep, striking marks. The 75°C Nude disappears — no visible trace after removal, only a heat flush. Used in sequence, the session moves from vivid visibility to complete invisibility. Many find this visual arc as powerful as the temperature progression itself.
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