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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Manicure.
A Paraffin Manicure service itself typically takes about twenty to thirty minutes, depending on add-ons. The moisturizing effects and softness usually last several days to a week, varying with activity and your at-home hand care routine.
Yes — Paraffin Manicure is excellent for dry skin by sealing in moisture and soothing tightness. For sensitive skin we recommend a patch test and inform your technician of allergies or skin conditions before starting.
Absolutely. We offer Paraffin Manicure as an add-on to any regular manicure or spa service. Technicians typically apply the wax after nail shaping and cuticle care to maximize hydration and polish longevity.
For most clients, scheduling a Paraffin Manicure every one to two weeks maintains hydration and softness. Frequency can be adjusted based on lifestyle, skin condition, or seasonal dryness for optimal ongoing results.
Avoid paraffin if you have open wounds, active infections, severe dermatitis, or decreased heat sensation (neuropathy). Diabetic clients and those with circulatory disorders should consult a physician before treatment. Our technicians screen clients and can recommend alternatives.
If polish is fully dry and cured, the wax won't damage it. Freshly applied or still-tacky polish may soften; for gel manicures we recommend they be fully cured before paraffin. Ask your technician for timing guidance.