Bondage Body Tape – Black

Directions:

Bondage body tape is a versatile and safe tool for those interested in exploring restraint play. Here are some guidelines on how to use Bondage Body Tape effectively:

1. Consent and Communication: Before beginning any bondage play, make sure that all parties involved have given informed consent and have agreed on a safe word or signal.
2. Prepare the Area: Ensure the area where you’ll be playing is safe, comfortable, and free of any hazards. Have safety scissors nearby in case you need to remove the tape quickly.

1. Applying the Tape:
   • Skin Contact: Make sure the skin is dry and free from oils or lotions, as these can reduce the tape’s adherence.
   • Wrap Comfortably: Start by gently wrapping the tape around the desired area (wrists, ankles, or body). Bondage tape sticks to itself without sticking to skin or hair, making it ideal for quick and easy application.
   • Avoid Tight Wrapping: Ensure the tape is snug but not too tight. You should be able to slip a finger between the tape and the skin easily. This prevents circulation issues.

1. Check for Comfort and Circulation: Regularly check the bound person’s comfort and circulation. Look for signs of tingling, numbness, or discoloration, and adjust the tape as necessary.

1. Removing the Tape:
   • Peel the tape off slowly and carefully to avoid hurting the skin.
   • If you encounter resistance or if the tape is too tight, use safety scissors to cut it off. Always angle the scissors away from the skin to avoid injury.

1. Aftercare: After the session, engage in aftercare by discussing the experience and attending to any emotional or physical needs. Check the areas that were taped for any signs of irritation or discomfort.
2. Storage: If the tape is still in good condition and you wish to reuse it, roll it up carefully, avoiding creases or sticking to foreign objects. Store it in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight.

Bondage body tape can be a fun and creative way to explore bondage safely. Always prioritise safety, consent, and communication in any BDSM activity.