Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Paraffin (Hands/Feet).

During your Paraffin (Hands/Feet) service a technician cleans and exfoliates, dips skin into warm nutrient-rich wax several times, then covers it to lock in heat. Treatment lasts about 15–30 minutes and delivers immediate hydration and soothing warmth.

Yes — Paraffin is generally safe for dry or mildly sensitive skin when applied at controlled temperatures. We evaluate skin condition first and can adjust wax temperature or skip treatment for open wounds, active eczema, or severe sensitivity.

For lasting improvement, schedule Paraffin (Hands/Feet) treatments weekly or every two weeks, depending on severity of dryness and desired results. Regular sessions promote softer skin and reduced calluses; your technician will recommend a personalized schedule.

Absolutely — Paraffin pairs beautifully with manicures and pedicures as an add-on. It enhances hydration, softens cuticles and calluses, and makes nail services more relaxing. Mention it when booking so we allow extra time for a seamless experience.

Do not receive Paraffin if you have open cuts, active infection, uncontrolled diabetes, severe circulatory problems, or neuropathy. Inform your technician about medical conditions or medications. We’ll advise alternatives if Paraffin isn’t suitable for your safety.

A stand-alone Paraffin (Hands/Feet) treatment takes about 15–30 minutes, including prep and cooling. When added to a manicure or pedicure, total service time increases accordingly; your booking confirmation will list the exact duration.