Paraffin is a high molecular carbohydrate mixture. It is obtained when processing many oils. It is white and semi-transparent in color and melts at a temperature of 50, 55C. Paraffin was first used in 1829 by Karl Reichenbach from tree resin. Later, in 1867, it was obtained from oil. Synthetic paraffin was developed in 1947. The oily paraffin obtained during oil processing is first melted, then cooled and frozen. Today, modern paraffin factories make paraffin candles using the same principle. Paraffin made by the new method contains 20% oils. Sulfuric acid is used in the cleaning process. In the food industry, it is used to give foods a bright and vibrant appearance. In the field of medicine, it is used in the production of ointments and constipation medicines in many medicines. In cosmetics: It helps to close the skin pores and softens the skin. Paraffin, which is used during physical therapy, is used for back and neck pain, especially joint pain, muscle and nerve pain, chronic respiratory tract diseases, headache, migraine, hangover-bronchitis, osteochondrosis, spinal cord diseases, lung congestion. Paraffin is applied to the painful area with a brush, covered with a plastic bag and covered with a thick warm towel. The procedure takes 10-20 minutes. Then it is peeled and cleaned.