What are the functions and effects of low temperature candles

Low-temperature candles are mainly used for fun and skin care. They have the effects of soothing emotions, promoting intimacy, and assisting massage. Its main ingredient is soy wax or beeswax, and its melting point is controlled below 50°C to avoid scalding the skin.

Low-temperature candles can enhance the atmosphere through visual and tactile stimulation in erotic scenes. The melted wax oil has a suitable temperature and can produce a slight warming sensation when dripping onto the skin, helping to relax muscles and nerves. Some products add plant essential oils, which can promote local blood circulation when combined with massage. It is necessary to test the temperature of the wax oil before use and avoid sensitive areas such as the face and wounds. It is recommended to choose natural products without pigments and fragrances.

In daily care, low-temperature candles can be used for hand and foot care. After melting, the wax oil forms a protective film to lock in moisture and improve dryness and chappedness. The wax film remaining on the skin after use can be gently wiped with a warm towel, and used with body lotion to enhance the moisturizing effect. People with allergies should do a skin test before use. Pregnant women and patients with skin diseases should use with caution. Store away from children and fire sources.