Overview

Cell popping is a form of body modification, also referred to as micro-branding or 'devils fire' which involves using a red-hot needle or poker to make a series of dots on the skin. Cell popping is considered a form of edge play and can be done to create pain, artistic designs or even to leave a mark of ownership.

In this workshop we will delve into the reasons why people engage in this activity, learn about the risks involved and also the best ways to mitigate them. You will also have a chance to try your own with the help and guidance from a couple of people who have experience using this form of play either on yourself or your consenting other.

Everything needed to partake in this workshop will be provided on the day, rock up with an open mind and experience a form of BDSM that isn't overly prevalent in Australia.

Course Outline-

What is cell popping?
Why do it?
Equipment outline
Dos and Donts
Choosing the design
Preparing the area
Using transfers
Techniques
Cleanup and aftercare

This workshop is open to people over the age of 18.

Once the workshop concludes, we will be opening up for a social/dungeon night. If you would like to stay, you will have the option to add this on when purchasing your ticket.

Facilitator Bio:

Nick and Pixie-Sky, the dynamic duo behind Devious Adelaide, are passionate about creating a safe and accepting space for kinksters and the curious. As lovers, teachers, and performers, they bring a wealth of knowledge to their BDSM parties, performances, and educational sessions. They are dedicated to fostering a judgement-free environment where individuals can explore their desires and connect with like-minded people. Their events are known for their vibrant atmosphere and commitment to inclusivity and consent.

Together with their years of experience they have built Devious Adelaide into a cornerstone of the local BDSM scene in Adelaide, offering a range of events from intimate workshops, to performances and productions through to large-scale parties. Their commitment to safety, consent, and inclusivity ensures that all participants feel welcome and supported, regardless of their experience level. Nick and Pixie-Sky’s dedication to education extends beyond their events, as they actively engage with the community offering insights, advice, and support to those exploring BDSM.

For more information and updates, visit [Devious Adelaide](https://www.deviousadelaide.com) or follow them on [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/devious_adelaide).