Some manufacturers claim that ear candles extract ear wax from your ears. This is false, 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.
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Ear candling when used according to directions is not known to cause nausea, pain, or discomfort.
This video describes the personal experience of one
individual. It is a very informative video, however, you
should always follow the directions for use to avoid
injury such as always making sure you have a protective barrier in
place.
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