Precautions for Using Low-Temperature Candles
- Do not let the wax drip in one concentrated spot, as it may cause burns.
- Avoid dripping wax on any body hair, as cleaning it can be troublesome.
- Stay away from sensitive areas such as the eyes, mouth, genitals, and anus.
- Keep a first aid kit in your supplies, including iodine, gauze, alcohol swabs, scissors, and any items or medications to handle emergencies.
- Whenever fire is involved, even just a single candle, ensure you have a container of water, a wet towel, or a fire extinguisher nearby to prevent worst-case scenarios.
- Never place a candle flame directly on the skin; this is an extreme and risky practice.
- Avoid dripping wax into the navel, as it may cause abdominal discomfort.
- Wax is for external use only; never let wax enter any bodily orifice, such as the nostrils, ears, or internally in other areas.
- Before starting, ensure any piercings are covered, and long hair is tied back.
- Please extinguish the candle promptly after use to prevent the risk of fire.
- People with soy allergies should avoid direct contact with soy wax, especially when it is heated, as the heat may release trace volatile compounds.
- Minors which people under age 18 are prohibited to use and purchase, it will raise concerns under child safety and medical neglect laws.
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