Restraint
You do not need to be kinky, or have an interest in BDSM, to enjoy being tied up or restrained during sex play--though for some, this adds to their kinky enjoyment. Restraint is when an area of the body is held immobile, whether from handcuffs, rope, leather cuffs, bondage tape, fabric restraints, plastic wrap, or a simple command to "hold still." The restrained person can be naughty, in trouble, being punished, being treated to an evening of pure pleasure, they may be a submissive, or just a lover. When tied up, they can be tickled, made love to, spanked, licked, penetrated, ravished or anything you can dream up.

With handcuffs, always have a spare key and make sure you tie the key with a colorful ribbon or string so it doesn't get lost. Always check to make sure metal cuffs are not too tight, cutting into the skin, or pressing bones where they may cause nerve damage. Be careful never to lay someone down on top of the cuffs.

Restrain smartly; never cut off circulation and always check to make sure hands aren't falling asleep or going numb, or getting cold. Keep a pair of scissors handy in case you need to get them loose, fast. And never, ever, tie anything around someone's neck or tightly around their head or eyes.

Sensation Play
When we enjoy sensation play, we're indulging our senses. This includes feathers and fur, massage, hot wax, spanking, whipping, body glitter, edible undies, flavored lubricant, warming oils, erotic body play -- anything that creates a sensual sensation on the body or skin. Also see Restraint.

Rubber Wear
Rubber clothing fits like a second skin, yet is very stretchy and surprisingly comfortable. It supports and shapes, while giving the wearer a glossy, sleek appearance. People who get turned on by rubber garments also love the smell and the way it feels, both to the wearer and to touch. Rubber clothing transmits heat, cold and touch remarkably.

Because rubber garments are made of latex, oil will damage these items. Natural skin oils will not harm rubber clothing, but owners should take care not to get oil directly on the garments. To make sliding them on easy we recommend dusting your body with cornstarch. Some people may find that shaving hairy areas is helpful. Talc may also be used, but employ caution as talc has been linked in medical research with cervical cancer. Use Rubba Glow to polish your garments to a sexy sheen: while wearing the garment, apply to hands and smooth over the garment until glossy. Store rubber clothing away from heat and light.