Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about ADD PARAFFIN WAX.

We melt purified paraffin wax to a safe warm temperature, dip hands or feet several times to build a wax glove, then wrap for heat retention. The process seals in moisture, soothes muscles, and is removed after ten to twenty minutes for soft, hydrated skin.

Paraffin is generally safe for healthy skin but not recommended for open wounds, infection, or severe dermatitis. Tell your technician about sensitivities; they will adjust temperature or skip the service to avoid irritation or cross-contamination.

An add-on paraffin treatment usually takes 10–20 minutes, plus any time for a manicure or pedicure. If booked as a standalone add-on, plan for around 15 minutes including prep and removal.

Yes — paraffin is available as an add-on to most manicures and pedicures. If you have a specific service booked, mention the add-on when scheduling or upon arrival so we can allocate time and prepare supplies.

Avoid paraffin if you have open cuts, rashes, fungal infections, severe circulatory issues, or uncontrolled diabetes. Pregnant clients with specific concerns should consult their physician. Always disclose medical conditions so our technicians can recommend safe alternatives.

Paraffin itself won't remove quality nail polish when applied properly. We protect nail polish with treatments or cover nails during dipping. If concerned, ask for polish-safe precautions or schedule paraffin before your polish application.