Low temperature candles are generally no higher than a certain degree

The surface temperature of low-temperature candles is generally not higher than 50 degrees Celsius. The specific temperature is related to the candle material, burning time, environmental ventilation and other factors.

Low-temperature candles are usually made of low-melting point materials such as soy wax and beeswax. When burning, the temperature of the wax liquid is maintained between 45-50 degrees Celsius, and brief contact with the skin will not cause burns. This type of candle is specially designed for erotic massage. When the wax droplets come into contact with the skin, they will quickly cool to the body temperature range, producing a warm and stimulating sensation rather than a burning sensation. When using, keep the dripping height above 15cm, avoid dripping wax on the same area more than 3 times, and keep away from flammable items.

If you use paraffin or industrial candles containing stearic acid, the burning temperature may reach 60-80 degrees Celsius, which can easily cause skin redness and swelling or superficial second-degree burns. When inferior candles burn unstable, local high temperatures may occur. You need to be wary of candle wicks that are too long, wax liquid splashing, etc. People with sensitive skin or diabetics should avoid use. If persistent burning or blisters occur after use, rinse with cold water immediately and seek medical attention.

Choose low-temperature sex candles produced by regular manufacturers, and test the temperature on the inside of your wrist before use. Keep the environment ventilated to avoid the accumulation of carbon monoxide, and cover candles with special lids rather than blowing them out when extinguishing them. Apply a small amount of massage oil to the skin to reduce the adhesion of wax droplets. Afterwards, use a warm towel to gently clean away the remaining wax stains. If you are pursuing a safer experience, you can choose thermostatically controlled electronic candles instead of traditional open flame candles.