Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hands or Feet.

Yes, paraffin is generally safe for sensitive skin when performed by trained staff. We test temperature first, use clean wax, and can adjust duration. Inform your therapist about allergies, open wounds, or circulation concerns to determine suitability and precautions.

Moisture and softness can last several days, especially with daily moisturization. Pain relief and increased flexibility may persist up to a week depending on condition. Regular treatments extend benefits; for chronic stiffness, discuss a treatment schedule with your therapist.

Paraffin’s gentle heat can temporarily ease arthritis-related stiffness and discomfort by increasing circulation and relaxing tissues. It’s supportive for symptom relief but not a cure. Combine with prescribed therapies and consult your doctor if you have severe inflammation or circulation issues.

Arrive with clean, dry skin and avoid heavy lotions right before treatment. Remove jewelry and nail polish if needed. Tell us about medical conditions or allergies. Wear comfortable clothing and plan a short relaxed period after treatment for optimal results.

Yes. Avoid paraffin with open wounds, active skin infections, poor circulation, uncontrolled diabetes, recent deep vein thrombosis, or severe neuropathy. Pregnant clients and those with implantable devices should consult their physician. Our therapists screen clients to ensure safe care.

You’ll enjoy warm, fragrant wax applied to either hands or feet, followed by a brief wrap to seal in heat. Sessions are relaxing, last about 20–30 minutes, and conclude with gentle removal and application of moisturizer to lock in lasting hydration.