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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Dip for Hands & Feet.
Warm paraffin wax is applied to hands and feet, creating a heat-retaining layer that increases circulation, opens pores, and locks in moisture. After cooling, the wax is removed, leaving skin softer and joints soothed, reducing pain and stiffness.
Yes for most clients. We use sanitized, hypoallergenic paraffin and monitor temperatures closely. Patch testing is recommended for very reactive skin. Notify therapists about allergies, open wounds, or skin conditions before treatment to ensure proper care and adjustments.
Sessions usually run 30 to 45 minutes, including consultation, cleansing, paraffin application, and rest time for wax to penetrate. Duration may vary based on client needs, additional moisturizing treatments, or if combined with hand or foot massage.
Yes, many clients report reduced arthritis-related pain and stiffness after regular treatments. The heat improves circulation and soothes inflamed joints. Paraffin can be a valuable complementary therapy but should not replace medical treatments; consult your physician for serious conditions.
Contraindications include open wounds, active infections, dermatitis, uncontrolled diabetes with neuropathy, circulatory disorders, or recent injury. Pregnant clients should consult a physician. Our therapists review medical history and perform inspections to ensure safety; alternative treatments are available if contraindications exist.
For chronic conditions like arthritis, twice-weekly sessions for several weeks can provide noticeable relief; maintenance every 1–4 weeks helps sustain benefits. For cosmetic moisturizing, monthly treatments often suffice. Your therapist will recommend frequency based on goals and response to therapy.