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Involves placing a hollow candle, made from fabric soaked in beeswax, in the external auditory canal. The candle is then lit and burned for approximately 15 minutes in each ear. After the procedure is finished, a brown waxy substance, believed by ear candling practitioners to be a mixture of ear wax, debris, and bacteria is left in the candle stub.
Involves placing a hollow candle, made from fabric soaked in beeswax, in the external auditory canal. The candle is then lit and burned for approximately 15 minutes in each ear. After the procedure is finished, a brown waxy substance, believed by ear candling practitioners to be a mixture of ear wax, debris, and bacteria is left in the candle stub.