Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Hot Stone.

Your service begins with nail shaping and cuticle care, followed by warm stones applied to the hands and forearms with soothing massage oil. The heat relaxes muscles, improves circulation, and finishes with moisturizing and polish if you choose.

Yes, it is generally safe when we use lower stone temperatures and gentle pressure. Tell your technician about sensitivities or skin conditions beforehand. We can adjust heat, use hypoallergenic products, or skip stones if necessary to ensure comfort and safety.

Sessions usually last 45 to 60 minutes, depending on nail prep and any add-ons. If you choose polish changes or extra hydration treatments, plan for the longer end for a thorough, unhurried experience.

Absolutely. We can perform the hot stone massage during the manicure portion before gel curing. Your technician will pace treatments to protect gel longevity while delivering relaxation; let us know any timing preferences at booking.

Yes — avoid hot stone therapy if you have uncontrolled diabetes, circulatory disorders, open wounds, severe eczema, or recent hand surgeries. Pregnant clients and those with implants should consult their physician. Always disclose medical history before service.

Avoid hot baths and harsh chemicals for 24 hours; keep hands moisturized with our recommended creams, wear gloves during chores, and apply cuticle oil daily to maintain softness and prolong your manicure.