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Is The Ear Wax Candle Real. Lots of people say yes. But should you really stick a candle into your ear to get rid of it? while popular, there is no evidence that ear candling works or is safe. Medically known as “cerumen,” ear wax is a naturally occurring substance that serves to clean, protect and lubricate the ear canal. yes, earwax is gross. Medical experts advise that you do not try. The fda has not only debunked the practice — it's also warning that ear candling can cause injury. ear candles are hollow cones made of fabric covered in paraffin wax, beeswax, or soy wax. Many people claim earwax candling also works to draw out excess earwax and other debris from the inner ear canal. self says ear candles don't produce any form of pressure that can force out wax, and the residue that appears in the candle after the process ends is soot and residue produced by the candle itself. at the end of ear candling, what’s left are the candle stub and a dark substance thought to be ear wax.

self says ear candles don't produce any form of pressure that can force out wax, and the residue that appears in the candle after the process ends is soot and residue produced by the candle itself. at the end of ear candling, what’s left are the candle stub and a dark substance thought to be ear wax. Medically known as “cerumen,” ear wax is a naturally occurring substance that serves to clean, protect and lubricate the ear canal. Medical experts advise that you do not try. ear candles are hollow cones made of fabric covered in paraffin wax, beeswax, or soy wax. while popular, there is no evidence that ear candling works or is safe. The fda has not only debunked the practice — it's also warning that ear candling can cause injury. But should you really stick a candle into your ear to get rid of it? yes, earwax is gross. Lots of people say yes.

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Is The Ear Wax Candle Real self says ear candles don't produce any form of pressure that can force out wax, and the residue that appears in the candle after the process ends is soot and residue produced by the candle itself. Medically known as “cerumen,” ear wax is a naturally occurring substance that serves to clean, protect and lubricate the ear canal. ear candles are hollow cones made of fabric covered in paraffin wax, beeswax, or soy wax. yes, earwax is gross. Medical experts advise that you do not try. Lots of people say yes. But should you really stick a candle into your ear to get rid of it? The fda has not only debunked the practice — it's also warning that ear candling can cause injury. while popular, there is no evidence that ear candling works or is safe. at the end of ear candling, what’s left are the candle stub and a dark substance thought to be ear wax. Many people claim earwax candling also works to draw out excess earwax and other debris from the inner ear canal. self says ear candles don't produce any form of pressure that can force out wax, and the residue that appears in the candle after the process ends is soot and residue produced by the candle itself.