Doesn't burn at all, just like they claim
I had never heard of low melting point candles before, but I'm certainly no stranger to wax play.  I didn't know this until just recently, but regular pillar candles normally use some of the hottest melting wax.  So I thought being burned was just part of the game!  (I still do, in fact.)<br /><br />But these really do exactly what they say they do:  There's no burning sensation at all.  Just a little heat, but not uncomfortable in the least.  You  can drip these all over even the most sensitive areas without any danger of getting burned.  Honestly that kind of takes the fun out of it, but I can see where these would have their uses.<br /><br />Melting point says 50C on the box, which is 122F.  Rather cooler than regular candles.<br /><br />My candles did become flattened/deformed before I opened them.  I don't know if that was due to sitting in a hot UPS truck, or maybe I left my bag of toys in the car one day.  They weren't flattened too badly though.<br /><br />I think these are a bit on the overpriced side, for what they are.  I mean it's not like there's any special additives in these.  If you're serious about wax play, and want the low melt temperature, I'd just pick up some paraffin wax in bulk like they use for canning.  You can even buy colorants if you want.
Rating: 5 stars