For you alone, at bath time:
• Light Taiga and place it on the edge of the bathtub.
• When you get out of the tub, carefully dry your skin and apply the warm oil of the candle as you would normally apply your body oil or lotion.
Pleasure for two:
• In a warm room with soft lights, place the candle over a saucer on a flat surface and light the wick.
• 10 to 15 minutes are all you need to melt a sufficient quantity of massage oil and allow for optimum diffusion of the aromatic scents.
• Protect the sofa or bed with a bath towel.
• Ask your partner to lie down.
• Hold the candle between your hands for a few seconds to warm your palms.
• Pour a small amount of oil onto the body or into the palm of your hand.
• Place lit candle back onto the saucer.
• Immediately smooth the warmed product over the area of the body to be massaged, using wide and glow gliding movements.
Begin the massage:
• Alternate palms, fingers, as well as wrists and forearms, to vary the sensations for your partner.
• Pay special attention to tense or painful areas, working carefully over those zones.
• During this time, take more oil as often as needed.
• Then ask your partner to turn over. Repeat these movements on the other parts of the body, including the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet.
• If necessary, blot excess oil with a damp washcloth. Blow out candle at end of treatment.
