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Get answers to common questions about Hand Paraffin.
Hand paraffin envelops your hands in warm, nourishing wax. The heat increases circulation, soothes joints, and deeply hydrates skin, leaving hands softer and more relaxed. It enhances manicure results and can provide temporary relief from stiffness.
Generally yes; our paraffin uses regulated temperatures and is applied hygienically. However, clients with open cuts, active rashes, severe eczema, or circulation issues should avoid it. Please inform your technician about skin conditions so we can recommend alternatives.
Most Hand Paraffin add-ons take about fifteen minutes total, including warming, multiple dips, and wrap time. When combined with a manicure, expect minimal extra time; your technician will confirm duration during booking.
Paraffin's gentle heat can temporarily reduce stiffness and soothe achy joints, improving range of motion and comfort for many clients. It’s not a cure; discuss chronic conditions with your physician, and let our technician know about ongoing treatments or concerns.
When applied before polish, paraffin adds moisture and can improve cuticle condition without harming polish. If added after polish, we avoid paraffin directly on freshly painted nails. Our technicians schedule paraffin to preserve manicure finish and durability.
Frequency depends on needs — weekly sessions provide consistent hydration and relief for dry or stiff hands. For maintenance, every two to four weeks works well. Your technician will recommend a schedule tailored to your skin condition and lifestyle.