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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typical add-on sessions last about 10 to 20 minutes, depending on your therapist and treatment depth. We apply warm paraffin, allow absorption, then remove the wax, leaving soft, deeply hydrated feet. Combine with a pedicure for best results.
Paraffin is generally safe, but sensitive or compromised skin can react. Tell your technician about allergies, open wounds, diabetes, or circulation problems. We'll perform a quick skin assessment and adjust temperature or recommend alternative treatments if necessary to protect your health.
Yes — paraffin is a popular add-on to pedicures. Your technician will integrate waxing after exfoliation and before polish or massage. Expect slightly longer appointment time; combining services gives deeper hydration and longer-lasting results.
Many clients report reduced pain and improved mobility because the heat relaxes muscles and increases local circulation. Paraffin can ease stiffness from arthritis or overuse, but effects vary; consult your healthcare provider for chronic conditions.
For intensive hydration, weekly treatments for three to four weeks are effective, then maintenance every two to four weeks. Frequency depends on skin condition, activity level, and desired results; your technician can recommend a personalized schedule.
Yes. Contraindications include open wounds, active infections, severe peripheral neuropathy, uncontrolled diabetes, and certain circulatory disorders. If you're pregnant or have medical concerns, tell your technician. We'll evaluate and may recommend alternative therapies to keep you safe.