Ear Wax Candle Paraffin (IN STORE PURCHASE ONLY)

Description: Ear candles are hollow cones made of fabric covered in paraffin wax,beeswax, or soy wax. ... Proponents ofear candling claim that the warmth created by the flame causes a suction action. The suction pulls earwax and other impurities out of the ear canal and into the hollow candle. Hopi Ear Candles can benefitconditions affecting the head and ears such as sinus congestion, ear noises and excessive earwax. ... Users often describe a soothing, light sensation in the ear/head area and a general calming, relaxing effect. It is often used by people with: Tinnitus.

Ingredients: Paraffin candle

Directions: Insert the small end of the candlethrough the face guard (paper plate) and light the large end of the candle. Before inserting the candle into theear, prime the smoke through the tube by placing your finger on the tapered end for about 10 seconds.

Warning: If not used properly 

• ear canal occlusions.
• ear drum perforations.
• secondary ear canal infections.
• hearing loss.
• ash coating the eardrum.
• burns.

Warning: To avoid the risk of fire, only burn in well-ventilated containers. Place in area where there are no drafts and away from flammable objects. To avoid damage to surface, burn in appropriate holder. Straighten and trim wick before lighting. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AND PETS. NEVER LEAVE A BURNING CANDLE UNATTENDED.

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