Ear Candling
Also know as: Ear coning or thermal-auricular therapy.
Ear candling is a safe, simple, natural way to remove excess wax from inside the ears. Long
tapered candles are inserted gently into the ears, then lit. The candle creates a slight vacuum
effect drawing softened wax from the ears. The candles that are used are special candles
designed for removing the wax. They are made out of cotton muslin fabric and soy/Bees wax
blend.
Ear candling takes about 30 minutes to do both ears.
When you come in for a treatment we advise that you do not have any hair products in you hair
because we will be lighting the ear candle. We have you sitting in a chair. Then we insert the
candle in your ear there will be a paper plate between you and the open flam. We will instruct
you on how to hold the candle. Then we will light the candle you may feel warmth in your ear
and you may slight crackling sound as the candle burns.
Some benefits maybe ringing and itching in the ear stops or the pressure in ear canal and sinus
are relieved.
Ear candling is a safe, simple, natural way to remove excess wax from inside the ears. Long
tapered candles are inserted gently into the ears, then lit. The candle creates a slight vacuum
effect drawing softened wax from the ears. The candles that are used are special candles
designed for removing the wax. They are made out of cotton muslin fabric and soy/Bees wax
blend.
Ear candling takes about 30 minutes to do both ears.
When you come in for a treatment we advise that you do not have any hair products in you hair
because we will be lighting the ear candle. We have you sitting in a chair. Then we insert the
candle in your ear there will be a paper plate between you and the open flam. We will instruct
you on how to hold the candle. Then we will light the candle you may feel warmth in your ear
and you may slight crackling sound as the candle burns.
Some benefits maybe ringing and itching in the ear stops or the pressure in ear canal and sinus
are relieved.
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