Bondage tape (does not stick to skin)

A bondage tape that sticks to itself but not to skin or hair. Wrapping the body in ordinary adhesive tape tears skin and hair away when you remove it, and this tape does not have that problem. It is used for wrapping and binding wrists and ankles.

The number of layers sets the tightness

It works by pressing overlapping layers onto each other, so how firm it is depends on how many turns you wrap. Two or three turns will come apart if the person pulls hard, while several layers hold far more firmly. If this is your first time, wrapping less and building up is the safer approach. As you wrap, leave enough slack for one finger to fit underneath.

Before you use it

Even a tape that does not stick is still a tool that constricts the body. Never wrap it around the neck, and release it right away if hands or feet go cold or numb. Undoing it by hand can be difficult in a hurry, so keep safety scissors beside you before you begin. When you cut, keep the tip of the blade pointed away from skin.