What are low temperature candles used for?

Low-temperature candles are mainly used for fun or soothing massage. Their melting point is usually controlled at 50-60 degrees Celsius to avoid high temperature burns to the skin. This type of candle often adds plant essential oil ingredients. The melted wax oil can have a relaxing effect when used with massage, but please pay attention to safety when using it.

The design of low-temperature candles is different from ordinary candles. The melting point is lowered through a special formula. When dripping, it only produces a warm feeling instead of a burning sensation. Soothing essential oils such as lavender and chamomile are often incorporated into candles. After melting and contacting the skin, they can promote local blood circulation and enhance the intimate experience with the interaction between couples. When using, you need to avoid sensitive areas such as around the eyes and mucous membranes. It is recommended to test the temperature on the inside of your wrist first, and maintain a drop height of more than 15 cm to control the intensity of the heat sensation.

When choosing low-temperature candles, you should look for regular brands and avoid products containing industrial paraffin or artificial flavors. After use, rinse skin with warm water and mild soap-based cleanser, and gently wipe away residual wax stains with vegetable oil. If persistent redness, swelling or allergic reaction occurs on the skin, discontinue use immediately and seek medical examination. Daily storage should be kept away from children to avoid direct sunlight, which may cause deterioration of ingredients.