Ear Candles 100% Parrafin

12 Count- instructions included

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. 

Ear Candling is used for soothing the symptoms of ear problems. It can help relieve pain, discomfort and itching, and assist the ear in its natural removal of unwanted wax and debris (including remains of infections and environmental pollution) from the ear canal. 

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.
Those who use ear candles claim the warm, soothing smoke that the candle delivers to the ear canal helps dry out fluids in the ear canal, softens old hardened earwax, and stimulates the body's natural excretion of this wax and waste material (like dead cells, pollen, molds and parasites) bound to the earwax. They say the process is relaxing and often results in a sense of "clarity" after candling. The smoke also seems to soothe the nasal and sinus cavities. Aside from helping remove ear wax, ear coning may improve your hearing, smell, taste, vision and color perception. it will also detoxify the sinus and lymph system.
We recommend the use of Turtle Island Ear Oil Or Herbs for Kids Ear Oil with Ear Candle use.

Note: Some distributors of ear candles claim that the residue left in the ear candle is not ear wax but a wax from the burning candle, which is probably true. I do know frompersonal experience that I have removed chunks of ear wax from many clients through this method.  They can actually feel the wax let loose and move through the ear canal. This is probably due to the fact that the ear wax is soft and easily removed. I usually recommend that they use the ear oil a day or two before the actual ear coning to soften the wax so it can be removed through the gentle suction of the burning candle.