Ear Candles safely and gently cleanse the ear canal of wax build up and other obstructions which contribute to hearing loss, and various ear and sinus disorders. Candling is currently being practiced in nursing homes and alternative health centers throughout the U.S. because it is more comfortable and less expensive than traditional ear cleaning techniques which forces water into the canal. Long practiced in countries such as China, Czechoslovakia, Mexico and Italy, this ancient art is quickly increasing in U.S. popularity. Try some today and hear why!

    Ear Candling Instructions:
1. Position clients on their side and place a flame retardant cloth over head & hair. 
2. Make a hole in plate guard large enough for ear candle to fit through the plate. Insert cylinder, small end first, through plate guard. 
3. Light larger end of the ear candle. Place ear candle firmly but gently in the ear. 
4. Trim ear candle as it burns (approximately 1" to 1.5"), placing burnt component into bowl of water.  Allow ear candle to burn within about 3 inches of the plate guard. 
5. Remove candle from ear to plate guard. Place remainder of ear candle in bowl of water to extinguish flame and smoke.

  Caution:
• Never leave client unattended. Reposition your client if smoke begins to “leak” from around ear.