How to use

How to Use Massage Candles?

Using massage candles is a breeze and a blast! Check out these cool tips:

Ignite the massage candle wick, let it sizzle for 10 to 15 minutes, or until a shiny pool of liquid gold shows up.
Blow out the flame, chill for a sec, and make sure the oil is the perfect temperature.
Pour, spoon, or go wild with your fingers, spreading that liquid goodness on your skin or your partner's.
Bask in the warmth, vibe with the relaxing feels, and soak up the scents for a calming journey.
Post-massage, either wipe off extra oil with a towel or let your skin absorb the elixir for ultimate moisture and nutrients. Easy peasy!

How to Care for Massage Candles?

Keep your massage candles going strong with these tips:

Tuck them away in a cool, dry spot, far from the blazing sun and heat.
Trim that wick to a neat 1/4 inch before each massage session.
Cap the candle fun at 2 hours max - no overheating or container cracks, please!
Eyes on the candle! Never leave it solo while it's burning, and stash it away from kiddos, pets, and anything that catches fire.

Give the candle's crib a nice scrub with warm water and soap, or give it a new life through recycling. Your call.

About the Essential Oil Blend

Essential oils have been used for centuries for their aromatic and therapeutic properties. Here’s a look at the benefits of cinnamon, pine leaf, and lemongrass essential oils:

Cinnamon Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: It may reduce inflammation and has been used to help with conditions like arthritis.
Improves Circulation: Cinnamon oil can stimulate blood flow, which may help with circulation issues and reduce muscle pain.
Mood Enhancer: Its warm, spicy scent is often used in aromatherapy to help reduce stress and improve mood.
Digestive Aid: It may help in improving digestion and alleviating gastrointestinal issues like bloating and indigestion.

Pine Leaf Essential Oil:

Respiratory Health: Pine leaf oil is often used to ease symptoms of colds, coughs, and bronchitis. Inhalation can help clear the respiratory tract.
Anti-inflammatory and Pain Relief: It can be applied topically to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, making it useful for conditions like arthritis and muscle aches.
Energy Booster: Its fresh, invigorating scent can help boost mental clarity and energy levels.
Skin Care: It may help with skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne due to its antiseptic properties.

Lemongrass Essential Oil:

Anti-inflammatory: It can help reduce inflammation and is often used to relieve pain and swelling.
Digestive Health: Lemongrass oil is known to aid digestion and can help relieve digestive issues like indigestion and stomach cramps.
Stress Reduction: Its fresh, citrusy scent is popular in aromatherapy for reducing stress, anxiety, and promoting relaxation.