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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Hydration Treatment.
Yes—most clients with sensitive skin tolerate paraffin well when performed correctly. We perform a brief patch test, use gentle oils, and avoid the treatment on broken skin. Inform your technician about allergies or skin conditions prior to treatment.
A typical session lasts about 20 to 30 minutes, including cleansing, multiple wax dips, a warm wrap, and cooling time. Add-on manicures or pedicures extend the appointment by 15 to 30 minutes depending on services.
Yes, the heat from paraffin increases circulation and relaxes muscles, often reducing stiffness and discomfort. Results vary; relief is typically temporary. It pairs well with ongoing therapies—consult your physician if you have severe or inflammatory joint conditions.
Generally safe for most pregnant clients, but avoid excessive heat and prolonged exposure. Inform your technician you're pregnant so we can adjust the temperature and time. Always consult your healthcare provider if you have pregnancy complications.
For chronic dryness or ongoing joint stiffness, weekly treatments for several weeks can build lasting benefits. For maintenance, schedule sessions every two to four weeks. Your technician will recommend frequency based on skin condition and response.
Yes — paraffin pairs excellently with manicures and pedicures, enhancing softness and extending polish wear. We typically apply paraffin after exfoliation and before final nail work; additional time and charges may apply.