Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Dip for Hands or Feet.

No — the treatment uses gently warmed wax at a safe, controlled temperature. Most clients find it deeply relaxing and comfortable. We avoid paraffin on open wounds, severe skin conditions, or where circulation is compromised to ensure your safety.

A single dip treatment typically takes twenty to thirty minutes including preparation and removal. If added to a manicure, pedicure, or massage, please allow extra time. Our technicians ensure proper application and cooling for safe, effective hydration and pain relief.

Yes — you choose either hands or feet per session. We target the selected area to concentrate heat and moisture where needed. For balanced care or severe dryness, many clients opt to schedule separate sessions for both hands and feet.

Yes. We do not perform paraffin therapy over open wounds, active infections, severe dermatitis, recent burns, or if you have impaired sensation or uncontrolled circulatory conditions. Diabetic clients should consult their physician before treatment. Our staff screens clients to ensure safety.

Frequency depends on your needs—weekly or every two weeks is common for chronic pain or very dry skin. For maintenance, monthly treatments often suffice. Our therapists recommend a personalized schedule based on skin condition, pain levels, and response to initial sessions.

Before your appointment, remove jewelry and ensure the area is clean and free of heavy lotions. After treatment, keep the area moisturized and avoid very hot baths for a few hours. Follow any aftercare advice provided to maintain hydration and comfort.