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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Pedicure W/ Paraffin.
Typically 45 to 60 minutes, depending on nail work and add-ons. Service includes cleansing soak, exfoliation, nail shaping, paraffin dip and wrap, finishing massage and optional polish application upon request.
Sensitive or dry skin usually benefits, but we recommend a brief patch test if you have extreme sensitivity. Our technicians use gentle products and can adjust temperatures and treatment intensity to minimize irritation.
For lasting results, schedule every three to four weeks. For very dry or cracked feet, weekly or biweekly sessions speed repair. Your technician will recommend a personalized interval based on skin condition.
Yes. Once the paraffin is removed and skin is gently dried, polish can be applied during the same appointment. We wipe residual oils first to ensure proper adhesion and a long-lasting finish.
Avoid paraffin pedicures if you have open wounds, skin infections, uncontrolled diabetes, severe circulatory issues, or recent deep vein thrombosis. Consult your physician first if you have medical concerns before booking.
Paraffin typically won't damage acrylics or gels, but the heat can sometimes affect fresh enhancements. Wait at least 48 hours after new nail applications, or tell your technician so they can adjust the treatment.