A second skin
People who love latex rarely know when it began. Perhaps with the shine, perhaps with the sound of rubber sliding over rubber, perhaps with the way it closes around the body. Latex forgives nothing: it shows every posture, every crease, every lapse, and it holds the warmth.
I work with the material, not merely in it. Dressing is a ritual with its own rules, polishing is a task, undressing is a conclusion. Rush any of it and you lose half of what it offers.
Latex on me, rubber on you
Whether and how I wear latex I decide after we have spoken – a severe silhouette, long gloves, or a uniform that reminds you who is in charge. On a guest, rubber has a different purpose. It is not decoration but a state: you wear it because I want you to, for as long as I want, and you take care of it.
Tasks follow naturally. You help me dress without overstretching the material. You polish until not a single smear remains. You stand still while I inspect. Combined with restraints, latex becomes tighter and quieter still; mummification, from 90 minutes, is covered on the bondage page. A role can be dressed in rubber too – see sissy training.
Heavy rubber
Heavy rubber is the weighty end of the rubber fetish: thick material rather than thin latex, often several layers, close-fitting, warm and heavy. You move more slowly, the sounds of the room recede, and eventually there is only the rubber, the warmth and my voice.
The minimum is 120 minutes. Dressing takes time, your body needs time to adjust to weight and warmth, and the release at the end must never be hurried. Heat builds up under thick rubber, so I plan breaks to drink and keep an eye on your circulation. Which material we use, and what you bring yourself, we settle beforehand.
Care, fit and your own garments
Latex is a natural product and needs looking after. A few basics apply to your pieces as much as to mine:
- Dressing: on clean, dry skin, with a silicone-based dressing aid or a little powder. Do not tug at the edges; fingernails and rings tear holes quickly.
- Shine: silicone-based products only. Oil, greasy creams and lotions damage the material.
- Cleaning: lukewarm water and mild soap after wearing, then let it dry thoroughly.
Your own garments are welcome. Bring them clean and tell me beforehand what you have. It should fit snugly but never cut in.
Safety under the material
A latex allergy must be disclosed before you book, even a mild one or one from long ago; your Safe Room profile is the right place. Then latex stays away from your skin and we plan the session differently. The same goes for heart or circulation problems, because warmth under rubber puts the body under strain.
My rules under the material are simple. Whatever encloses you must open quickly – if necessary, I sacrifice the material. Anyone restrained in rubber gets a signal that works without words, in addition to the safeword. And I never leave you alone, not for a moment. Taboos and how a session is halted are set out under limits and safety.
Duration, price and request
One hour is enough for rubber and latex. The material carries no surcharge; you pay for my time – €250 for a start before 8 pm, €300 in the evening – plus the room fee paid directly to Studio 60. Heavy rubber needs at least 120 minutes; we agree the exact length when you ask, and the three-hour Intensive is often the better choice.
All figures are on prices and booking. When you choose a date, mention briefly what you have in mind and whether you are bringing your own garments.