What does low temperature candle mean?

Low-temperature candles are safe candles designed for fun. Their melting temperature is usually controlled at 50-60 degrees Celsius, which is lower than the 80-100 degrees Celsius of ordinary candles, which can avoid the risk of skin burns. This type of candle is often used for sexual interaction between the sexes to enhance the intimate experience through thermal stimulation, but it needs to be combined with professional operation methods and safety measures.

Low-temperature candles are made of specially formulated wax, such as soy wax or beeswax, mixed with low-melting point oils. The wax oil that drips when burning will only produce a warm touch. Regular products will be marked with a safe temperature range, and some add vitamin E and other skin care ingredients to reduce skin discomfort. 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 skin surface in advance and maintain a dripping height of more than 15 cm.

There are essential differences between interesting low-temperature candles and ordinary lighting candles. The former needs to pass ISO safety certification to ensure no harmful volatile substances ； The latter may contain industrial ingredients such as paraffin. When purchasing, you should pay attention to whether the packaging is marked with erotic uses, and avoid using products containing lead cores or artificial flavors. Residual wax stains must be cleaned promptly after use and stored in a cool place to prevent deformation.

It is recommended that first-timers try it from low-sensitive areas such as the back and thighs, and avoid dripping wax on the same area more than three times. If skin redness, swelling or burning sensation occurs, apply cold compress immediately. Patients with special physiques or skin diseases should consult a physician before use. Use is prohibited during pregnancy and skin damage. Low temperature candles can add interest when used correctly, but always keep safety first.