Japanese Drip Candles
Japanese Drip Candles
Explore the art of sensation with Coy's Japanese Drip Candles. Crafted from organic wax, these candles offer an even burn and vibrant color, drying beautifully on the skin. Their 6.1-inch size is ideal for an intimate session.
Designed for adventurous souls, these candles deliver an intense experience. We recommend practicing pour height and distance to discover your preferred sensation.
The details
| Colour | Red/Purple/Black |
|---|---|
| Size | 6.1 Inch |
| Material | Wax |
| Weight | 0.18 KG |
Is it for you?
A great fit if…
- You're curious about wax play and exploring new sensations.
- You enjoy intense experiences and vibrant colors.
- You're willing to practice pour height to find your comfort.
Maybe look elsewhere if…
- You prefer very mild sensations.
- You are sensitive to heat.
Use & care
- Practice pour height and distance to find your preferred sensation.
The Coyscore
69/100 — the honest lowdown
Our category-aware score, built from real reviews across the web — sourced, weighted, updated weekly.
People love
- impressed by the quality
- perfect size for a play session
- doesn't burn the skin
- wax dries In such vibrant pretty colors
- nice burn to them
- easy to use for beginners
Worth knowing
- quite hot when it hit the surface
- smelt like old crayons
- extreme hot wax play
- never been able to make them not too hot
In their words · sourced & attributed
He poured it from pretty high yet I still found it to be quite hot when it hit the surface of my skin but cooled down quickly.
I was genuinely impressed by the quality.
The temperature is neither too hot or too cold.
wax dries In such vibrant pretty colors!!
These had a nice burn to them. Would definitely recommend for people just starting out with candle wax play.
They smelt like old crayons honestly.
Those one are designed to be used like 1 metre from the body which is a huge distance. I've never been able to make them not too hot at any distance
Quotes are attributed to their source and shown for comparison — not Coy reviews.