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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Treatment.
At Le Bijou, a paraffin add-on usually takes about 15 to 25 minutes, depending on whether hands or feet are treated and if massage or prep is included. We coordinate it with your manicure or pedicure to fit your appointment schedule.
Paraffin is generally safe for most skin types, but we recommend telling your technician about sensitivities, allergies, or open wounds. Clients with eczema, diabetes, or circulatory issues should consult us or their healthcare provider before treatment.
Yes. Paraffin can be added before or after polish depending on desired finish and our technician's recommendation. For gel or acrylic enhancements, we may apply paraffin to skin around nails while protecting the enhancements to avoid affecting adhesion.
For ongoing hydration and joint comfort, many clients enjoy paraffin every 1–2 weeks. Frequency depends on skin dryness, activity level, and seasonal needs—your technician can recommend a schedule tailored to your skin and treatment goals.
Yes. Avoid paraffin over open wounds, severe dermatitis, active infections, or recent surgeries. Diabetics and clients with poor circulation should consult their doctor first. Always inform staff of medical conditions so we can safely customize your treatment.
When applied properly, paraffin should not reduce polish wear. Technicians typically perform paraffin before final polish application or protect finished nails to maintain adhesion. If concerned, ask for paraffin to be scheduled before your polish step.