Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Paraffin- Hands or Feets.

Yes, Paraffin- Hands or Feets is generally safe for sensitive skin when performed correctly. We perform a quick patch test and avoid treatment over open cuts, rashes, or infections. Tell your therapist about allergies or medical conditions before treatment.

The paraffin portion lasts about 10–15 minutes within your massage time, plus preparation and cooling. Overall, expect an added 15–20 minutes of deep hydration and warmth integrated into your session for immediate softening and relief.

Yes, Paraffin- Hands or Feets is an add-on included within your massage time and can complement most services. Let us know when booking so we can allocate time. Some therapeutic contraindications may apply—consult your therapist if unsure.

Yes. Avoid paraffin with open wounds, skin infections, recent burns, severe circulatory disorders, diabetes complications, or known paraffin allergies. Pregnant guests should consult a therapist. We screen clients to ensure safe, effective treatments and offer alternatives if needed.

Most clients notice softness lasting several days with improved texture after one treatment. Regular paraffin sessions or at-home moisturizing can extend results. Individual outcomes depend on skin condition and daily activities that affect hydration.

Yes. We can apply paraffin to hands or feet individually, or both if preferred. Mention your choice when booking or inform your therapist. Treatments are priced as an add-on and scheduled within your massage time.