How to use low temperature candles

Low-temperature candles are mainly used in erotic scenes. When using them, ensure that the temperature of the candle is controlled within a safe range to avoid scalding the skin. Correct operation includes steps such as preheating test, controlling drop height, avoiding sensitive parts, etc.

Before use, you need to light the candle and let it sit for a few minutes to allow the temperature of the wax oil to drop to the appropriate range. First-timers can test the temperature on the inside of their wrist first to avoid burning sensation. When dripping wax, keep the height above 15 cm to allow the wax oil to further cool down during the falling process. It is recommended to choose areas with thicker skin such as the waist and back, and avoid sensitive areas such as the face and genitals. Clean your skin with warm water and mild soap after use and avoid scratching.

Do not use it under special circumstances such as skin wounds, inflammation or allergies to wax. Some people may be allergic to candle ingredients. It is recommended to do an allergy test on a small area of ​​skin before first use. Sex candles are usually made of low-melting point materials such as soy wax or beeswax, and ordinary paraffin candles are strictly prohibited. If improper operation causes skin redness, swelling or blisters, apply cold compress immediately and seek medical treatment.

Candles must be extinguished properly after use to avoid fire hazards. When storing, it should be placed in a cool and dry place and kept out of reach of children. It is recommended to choose low-temperature candles produced by regular manufacturers to ensure the safety and reliability of the materials. Partners should fully communicate boundaries and establish a safe word mechanism before using it to ensure that both parties experience a comfortable and enjoyable experience.