The difference between low temperature candles and ordinary candles

The main differences between low-temperature candles and ordinary candles are burning temperature, usage scenarios and safety. Low temperature candles usually refer to candles with a burning temperature below 50 degrees Celsius, mainly used for erotic massage or skin contact ； Ordinary candles have a higher burning temperature and are mainly used for lighting or decoration.

Low-temperature candles use specially formulated wax, such as soy wax or beeswax mixed with low-melting point grease. When burning, the temperature of the wax liquid is controlled at 45-50 degrees Celsius, and it only produces a warm feeling when it touches the skin. Skin care ingredients such as vitamin E are often added to the wax body to prevent burns when dripping. The shape design is mostly short and thick columnar or wide-mouthed containers to avoid high temperature accumulation. It is suitable for couples' intimate interaction or body massage. It needs to be used with professional massage oil. After use, the residual wax can be easily removed with warm water.

Ordinary candles are mainly made of paraffin wax or vegetable wax, and the burning temperature can reach 80-100 degrees Celsius. Direct contact may cause skin burns. Candle wicks are thick and burn quickly, and are commonly found in cylindrical, conical and other decorative shapes. It is mainly used for daily lighting, aromatherapy or religious ceremonies. Keep away from flammable materials when using it. Children must use it under adult supervision. Some ordinary candles add synthetic fragrances or dyes, which may release trace amounts of harmful substances when burned. It is recommended to use them in a ventilated environment.

When choosing candles, you should judge based on actual needs. For erotic scenes, give priority to professional products marked with low-temperature certification and avoid using homemade candles. You can test the wax temperature on the inside of your wrist before use. People with sensitive skin are advised to shorten the contact time. Ordinary candles need to be stored away from high-temperature environments, keep the candlestick stable when burning, and confirm that there is no risk of re-ignition after extinguishing. Both types of candles should not be burned for a long time. If used continuously for more than 2 hours, they need to be extinguished intermittently to cool down.