What does a low temperature candle do?

Low-temperature candles are mainly used for fun and skin care. They enhance the sensory experience through moderate thermal stimulation. At the same time, some products contain plant essential oils to help relax the body and mind.

Low-temperature candles are specially designed for human contact. The melting point is usually controlled at 50-60 degrees Celsius. When dripping, they only produce a slight burning sensation without causing burns. The warm feeling released when the candle burns can stimulate the nerve endings of the skin and promote local blood circulation. Combined with massage, it can relieve muscle tension. Some styles added with essential oils such as lavender and sweet orange can also help relieve anxiety through aromatherapy.

When using, you should choose special low-temperature candles produced by regular manufacturers to avoid skin damage caused by using ordinary candles. Before first use, the temperature tolerance needs to be tested on the inside of the wrist, and the height of the wax drop should be kept above 20 cm to control the temperature. Avoid sensitive areas such as the eyes and mucous membranes. Do not use when the skin is damaged or inflamed. After use, you can use a warm towel to clean the remaining wax stains and apply a thin layer of moisturizing lotion to your skin.

For erotic purposes, it is necessary to ensure that both parties fully communicate and establish a safe word mechanism. Pay attention to check the skin for abnormal redness and swelling after use. It is not recommended for special groups such as diabetics and skin sensory disorders. If persistent stinging or allergic reaction occurs, stop use immediately and rinse with cold water, and seek medical treatment if necessary.