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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin (Feet).
Your technician soaks and exfoliates your feet, then applies warm paraffin in dips or a mask. Feet are wrapped to lock in heat for several minutes, then the wax is removed and moisturizer applied for immediate softness.
Paraffin (Feet) add-on typically adds 10–20 minutes to your appointment depending on warming and wrap time. When combined with a pedicure, allow an extra 15–25 minutes so the wax can penetrate and maximize results.
Paraffin is safe for most clients but can pose risks for neuropathy or uncontrolled diabetes. If you have diabetes, circulation problems, open sores, or extreme sensitivity, consult your physician and inform your technician before treatment.
For very dry or cracked feet, treatments every 1–2 weeks offer the best restoration. For maintenance, monthly sessions are effective. Your technician will recommend frequency based on your skin condition and lifestyle.
Yes. Paraffin (Feet) pairs perfectly with pedicures, exfoliation, and foot massages. We usually perform it as an add-on during a pedicure to boost hydration and extend the softness between appointments.
Avoid paraffin if you have open wounds, active infections, recent burns, or known allergies to wax or added fragrances. Always disclose medical conditions and allergies so we can adjust the service or recommend alternatives.