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Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Hand.
A standard Paraffin Hand add-on takes about 10–20 minutes, depending on whether it's combined with a manicure or other services. Warm wax is applied, allowed to set, then removed, leaving hydrating results immediately noticeable.
Generally yes; our technicians perform a brief consultation and patch check to ensure safety. If you have open wounds, severe eczema, or active skin infections, we recommend avoiding paraffin until healed. Mild sensitivity can often be accommodated with cooler wax and shorter treatment.
Paraffin is safe with most polishes and enhancements when applied after polish has fully dried. For gel or acrylic sets, technicians take care to avoid lifting; we recommend scheduling paraffin after application or as advised to ensure optimal adhesive integrity.
We recommend waiting at least 30 minutes before washing to allow moisturizers to absorb. Immediate washing isn't harmful but may reduce the longevity of hydration. For best results, use gentle soap and pat dry to preserve softness.
Yes — Paraffin Hand is designed as a convenient add-on. Inform our staff when booking or upon arrival, and we’ll integrate the treatment into your manicure service for minimal extra time and enhanced moisturizing benefits.
Frequency varies by need: weekly treatments deliver intensive repair for very dry hands, while every two to four weeks maintains softness and supports manicure longevity. Our technicians can recommend a schedule tailored to your skin type and lifestyle.