Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Treatment.

Yes, most clients tolerate paraffin well, but we recommend a brief patch test for sensitive or allergy-prone skin. Our waxes are hypoallergenic blends; inform your technician of any allergies or open wounds before treatment to ensure safety and the best results.

Typically the add-on adds 10 to 20 minutes, including wax application, cooling time, and removal. Time varies by hands or feet and whether combined with a manicure or pedicure. We’ll advise exact timing when booking.

Many clients report temporary relief from stiffness and discomfort due to soothing heat and improved circulation. Paraffin complements other treatments but is not a substitute for medical care; consult your physician for chronic or severe arthritis before booking.

Yes for most, but we require parental consent for minors and a quick skin check. Temperatures are regulated for safety; avoid treatment for young children, broken skin, or sensory impairments that prevent reporting discomfort.

Gently pat skin dry and apply a moisturizing lotion or oil to lock in hydration. Avoid hot baths or harsh exfoliation for 24 hours to prolong softness; use home moisturizers regularly to maintain results.

Avoid paraffin if you have open wounds, skin infections, severe circulatory disorders, diabetes with neuropathy, or impaired sensation. Always disclose health conditions during booking so our technicians can advise or recommend alternatives.