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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Hand.
A Paraffin Hand add-on typically takes 10 to 20 minutes. We apply warm wax, let it penetrate, then remove it for immediate softness. Timing varies if added to a manicure; your technician confirms duration during booking.
Paraffin is generally gentle, but clients with severe sensitivities, open wounds, or paraffin/bee-wax allergies should avoid it. We perform a consultation and can offer alternative moisturizers. Notify staff of allergies so we can customize a safe, hydrating option.
YesāParaffin Hand is designed as an add-on to manicures or spa services. Combining treatments enhances hydration and softening while saving time. Tell your technician at booking so they plan service order and timing for optimal results.
Youāll feel instantly softer, smoother skin and more pliable cuticles. Hydration lasts days, with nails appearing healthier. Results are most noticeable after the first session, especially on rough, dry hands or those exposed to harsh elements.
For maintenance, every one to two weeks keeps hands consistently hydrated. Monthly treatments suit most clients for ongoing softness. Frequency depends on skin condition, season, and lifestyleāyour technician will recommend an ideal schedule during consultation.
Yes. Avoid paraffin if you have open cuts, skin infections, uncontrolled diabetes, poor circulation, or active rashes. Pregnant clients should consult a physician. We screen each guest and offer safer hydration alternatives when contraindications exist.