DESCRIPTION:

Adopted from the Hopi Indians, who still live in North America today, the custom of ear candling has an aromatherapeutic and relaxing effect. Ear candling deeply calms and pleasantly relaxes the whole body – it has been popular in Asia and America for centuries, while here it is only just becoming known. Candling will bring the intended effect only if professional candles are used for it – and Aura Herbals’ Hopi Candica candles are exactly that. Hopi candles relax excellently and also work well in aromatherapy.

After ear candling with Hopi Candica candles, you will feel:

a sense of calm;

a sense of relaxation and pleasant bliss;
achieving a state of harmony of body and soul.

Our candles are always made from natural beeswax, with no chemical additives. They are honey-yellow in colour and have a pleasant scent of moss and patchouli. The principles of Feng Shui say that by taking care of scents we can live in greater harmony with our surroundings. The scent of Hopi candles is a blend of moss and patchouli aromas, with added aloe, jasmine, orange and lemon.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Prepare a pair of candles, tissues, a bowl of water, cotton buds and an aromatic massage oil. Wipe the outer ear and the entrance of the ear canal of the person undergoing the candling treatment with a cotton bud dipped in oil, and gently massage the area around the ear. Light one candle and gently place it in the entrance of the ear canal of the person undergoing the treatment. Hold the candle upright until the flame reaches the burn line marked on the candle. Remove the candle from the ear canal and extinguish it by dipping the burning end into a bowl of water. Wipe the ear with a tissue and gently massage it again.

Repeat the procedure for the other ear. After the candling is finished, the person who underwent the treatment should relax lying down for a while longer and then drink tea to replenish fluids.

CONTRAINDICATIONS:

The treatment should not be performed on yourself.

Do not insert Hopi candles too deeply into the ear. Placing the candle too firmly in the ear may result in the plastic part of the candle being left inside the ear.

Candling should not be carried out in the case of a perforated eardrum, head injuries, a brain blood vessel aneurysm, purulent ear infection, or allergy to bee products.

The product must not be used by children.