Live resin is a concentrate made from material that was frozen straight after harvest instead of dried. Hence "live".
The difference is in the aroma. Drying and curing blow off most of the volatile compounds the plant was carrying — which is why fresh material smells nothing like it does after two weeks in a drying room. Freezing holds them in place.
The consistency tends to be looser and stickier, because there is more of those volatile compounds in it. In practice, somewhere between badder and sauce.
It wants cold and a closed jar. The very thing that makes it interesting is the first thing to evaporate out of an open tub — after two days on a desk it smells like ordinary wax.
It changes nothing about what the glass has to do. Just do not give it a banger at full heat — what you paid extra for in live resin is the first thing to burn off.