What is the temperature of a low temperature candle?

The temperature of low-temperature candles is usually between 40-50 degrees Celsius. When using them, you need to avoid direct contact with the skin for too long to prevent burns. These candles are designed for fun and are cooler than regular candles, but they still need to be handled with caution.

Low-temperature candles use specially formulated wax, and the melting point is controlled within the tolerance range of the human body. When the wax drops touch the skin during burning, it will produce a warm feeling instead of burning pain, which is suitable for couples to add an intimate atmosphere. Products are usually marked with a safe use time. It is recommended that a single drop of wax should not exceed 3 seconds, and repeated drops of wax on the same area should be separated by more than 10 seconds. Before use, test the temperature on the inside of your wrist and avoid sensitive areas such as the face and joints. Choose low-temperature candles produced by regular manufacturers. Inferior products may have the risk of exceeding the standard temperature.

If the skin becomes red, swollen or continues to tingle after use, apply cold compress immediately and stop use. When storing, keep away from children and flammable items, and avoid direct sunlight, which may cause the wax body to soften and deform. Sex toys are private items. Please clean and disinfect them before and after use. Sharing them with others may increase the probability of cross-infection. Patients with special physical constitution or skin diseases are recommended to consult a doctor before trying.