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ABOUT EAR CANDLES
If you are experiencencing ear pain, loss of hearing or any other ear abnormality, go see your doctor prior to using our products. There are many ear problems that require specific treatment by a licensed medical practitioner. Ear candling can be a relaxing and soothing experience if and when used correctly. Have fun, and enjoy your experience using this product.
Read Also: F.A.Q and How To Use Ear Candles
Description
Pure natural beeswax ear candles. All natural, smell sweet with no oils, fragrances or additives.Ingredients: beeswax.
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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.
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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. Does Not Contain Oils, fragrances or additives.
• Many people are wondering why Wally's is telling people ear candles don't suck wax from your ear when most every other ear candle company tells the opposite. Please read the following in hopes of clearing up this very common misconception.
As far as we know Wally's Natural Products is the #1 manufacturer and distributor of ear candles in the United States based on volume and sales. We strive for complete customer satisfaction and high-quality service. Misleading the public about the positive effects of ear candling for the purpose of selling more ear candles is not one of our philosophies.
Unfortunately, it seems the majority of people who have heard of ear candling think or have been told that the procedure removes wax from the ear while the candle is burning. It is quite a selling point to say, "Wow, look at all the wax that came out of your ear! Don't you feel better now?" This is the placebo effect in action. Unfortunately again, as far as I know most other ear candle manufacturers claim these "fantastic" results simply to sell more ear candles. There is no vacuum. There is no suction. But regardless of the misconceptions, ear candles DO help your ears out.
In reality, absolutely no ear wax is removed from your ear while the procedure is occurring. Smoke and warmth enter the outer ear canal and work to soften, loosen, and help break-up ear wax that your body cannot naturally excrete on its own. The wax is not liquefied and it doesn't drip or drain out of your ear later. Instead, its texture becomes much softer, it's color becomes darker, and it falls out of your ear 1 to 5 days following the procedure (usually while you are sleeping) just like it happens normally.
Unlike your nose, there is a reason our ears are not big enough to stick our fingers in; we shouldn't do it. Human ingenuity has overcome this "short-coming" by creating the Q-Tip. Right on the Q-Tip package it says, bright as day, "Do not insert in your ear canal". If you use Q-Tips to clean out your ears every day, like millions of people do, you are compacting and impacting ear wax that would have stayed soft, pliable and naturally expellable. There are folds inside your ear that channel sounds toward your ear drum. Using Q-Tips presses wax into these folds, clogging them up and impairing your hearing. Being that the layer of wax now coating your outer ear canal is very thin, it dries and hardens before your ear has a chance to excrete it. Ear candles help break-up and soften this wax allowing your ear to kick it out and bring in the sound.
We highly recommend you sit upright during the procedure for your own safety. You will be more alert and aware of what is happening and there is less of a chance of falling, burning debris from an improperly trimmed candle landing on you. You can candle however you want to, but we don't recommend any other method.
What are the benefits of ear candling?
Ear candling is a relaxing and soothing experience. It is a process whereby heated air is channeled into the outer ear canal for the primary purpose of helping to soften old, hardened and impacted ear wax. During the process small particles of ear wax and debris may be drawn up in to the candle, however, the main portion of the softened wax is normally excreted naturally by the ear within the next few days.Are there people who should not be candled?
Anyone who has had recent ear or sinus surgery, tubes, bleeding or draining of fluids from the ear, or an ear drum perforation should not ear candle. Any current serious ear or sinus problem should always be brought to the attention of an ear, nose and throat doctor.
Does it take more than one person to perform the procedure?
Yes! Never attempt ear candling by yourself. Another person must watch over the process and cut the ash from the burning candle as needed. The procedure should take place on a person sitting upright, with the burning end of the candle angled slightly upward. An ear candler can easily monitor the progress and avoid problems with ash or fire.
Is the procedure uncomfortable?
Ear candling is a soothing, relaxing process. An interesting "crackling" sound can be heard as the candle burns. If the candle is allowed to burn shorter than 4 inches (10 cm), the heat produced may become uncomfortable to the ear canal. Always remove the ear candle when it burns to 4" in length.
How long does an ear candling session take?
When an experienced ear candler performs the procedure using 2 ear candles per ear, the session may last an hour or more. Each candle can take 8 to 12 minutes to burn down to 4" in length, where it is then removed and extinguished. A facial massage and ear oil application should be included to enhance and promote the procedure.
How many ear candles can be used per session?
For adults, 1 to 4 ear candles per ear are recommended for a single session.
How often can a person be candled?
Everyone is different, and so are their ears. Some people ear candle weekly, some monthly, others ear candle yearly and many candle with the change of each season. It is up to the individual person and the amount of wax that builds up in the ear, that normally determines how often the process should be done.
What is that stuff in the bottom of the candle?
Many people and certain ear candle manufacturers claim that ear candles extract ear wax by suction from the burning candle but this is not the case. The majority of what you see remaining in the bottom of the ear candle after it's use is either melted paraffin or beeswax. If you don't have a very good seal at the ear you may get a lot of brown, white, or yellowish powdery residue inside the candle, which is actually vaporized wax.
At what age can ear candling be administered?
We do not recommend this process for children under the age of 12. Children under 12 may not remain still while the procedure is being performed. The procedure involves fire, therefore, extreme caution should be taken should you choose to ear candle a small child. Ear candling is not harmful to children, but fire is.
Where can I purchase ear candles and supplies?
Wally's Ear Candles and accessories are available right here online.How long does it take to learn how to candle?
First you will need to completely understand and feel comfortable with the process before you try it. Be sure to have an assistant, or go to an experienced ear candling practitioner, and use extreme care with fire and flammable material. Most people learn the technique in two or three sessions, but experience with many people and in different situations are the best lessons.
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