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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Hand Paraffin treatment.
Yes, in most cases. We use hypoallergenic paraffin and test temperature before application. Inform your technician about allergies, open wounds, or recent treatments so we can adjust or recommend alternatives if needed for your safety and comfort.
Typical add-on sessions last 15–20 minutes, including preparation and cooling time. Total appointment time may vary when combined with mani or other services; your stylist will confirm timing when booking for scheduling flexibility.
Absolutely. Hand paraffin is a popular manicure add-on that boosts hydration and extends polish wear. We'll perform it after nail shaping and prior to final polish for best results and immediate nourishment.
People with diabetes or severe circulation problems should consult their physician first. We may require medical clearance; in many cases we can offer modified treatments or alternative therapies safer for at-risk clients.
For lasting benefits, schedule paraffin treatments every 1–2 weeks when treating chronic dryness or stiffness, or monthly for maintenance. Your technician will recommend frequency tailored to your skin condition and lifestyle.
Hands may feel very soft and warm immediately; avoid harsh chemicals for 24 hours. Moisturize daily and protect hands with gloves during chores. Results often last days, and follow-up treatments prolong benefits.