Ear Candle Paraffin Lvndr - Lavender Paraffin, 75 pack

These candles contain food grade paraffin with the essential oil of lavender and no additives. Ear Candles provide a safe and effective way to clear ear canals of wax build-up.

Use moist towels and non-flammable material (like aluminum) to prevent any ash or spark from igniting clothing, furniture or hair. Do not burn the candle any shorter than 4"... To extinguish candle, immerse it in water! These candles are not intended to be used as a cure for any disease or ailment. The user must assume full responsibility and not hold either the manufacturer or seller liable for any claims, obligations, injury, expense or damage arising from the use of this product.

Ear Candling: The All Natural Process

A traditional practice used for centuries, ear candling (also called coning) consists of placing a hollow cylinder coated with wax at the opening of the ear canal and lighting the other end to allow warm smoke to enter the ear.

Modern ear candling uses disposable hollow candles made from strips of unbleached cotton or linen dipped in paraffin or beeswax. The spiral roll of these candles creates the same effect as the ancient pottery ear cones. Some candles are made with herbs or essential oils mixed into the wax, in a similar way as the ancients placed herbs in their ear cones for the beneficial effects of the smoke.

Those who use ear candles claim the warm smoke that the candle delivers to the ear canal is soothing. They say the process is relaxing and often results in a sense of clarity after candling.

Though ear candlers originally thought the candle actually drew out earwax through suction, we now realize that this is not the case.

Paraffin, essential oil of lavender.

A traditional practice used for centuries, ear candling (also called coning) consists of placing a hollow cylinder coated with wax at the opening of the ear canal and lighting the other end to allow warm smoke to enter the ear.

An ear candle is gently placed in the outer ear canal, and the opposite end is ignited to produce a gentle, soft flow of warmth and smoke that flows into the ear. The candle is burned to about four inches from the ear, then cut, removed, and extinguished

If you have a serious ear disease, tubes in your ears, eardrum damage or an upper respiratory infection, consult a physician before you attempt this process.

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