Paraffin Pedicure Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Paraffin Pedicure.
A Paraffin Pedicure includes soak, nail shaping, cuticle care, exfoliation, warm paraffin dip, moisturizing mask, foot massage, and polish application if desired. The paraffin treatment softens skin and enhances hydration for improved pedicure results and comfort.
Expect about 50–75 minutes depending on add-ons. Paraffin requires time to warm and set, plus standard pedicure steps like soak, exfoliation, nail shaping, and a relaxing massage. We can offer express options on request.
Yes, generally safe. Paraffin helps hydrate and soothe dry or sensitive skin, but please inform your technician about allergies, open wounds, infections, or circulation issues. A patch test or modified treatment can be provided if needed.
Yes. We can apply regular polish or gel polish after the paraffin treatment once skin is cleansed and dried. Gel polish may require extra curing time, so let us know your preference when booking.
For maintenance, schedule every 3–6 weeks depending on skin condition and activity level. Very dry or cracked skin may benefit from weekly to biweekly sessions initially, then taper as skin improves with visible results.
People with diabetes, poor circulation, open sores, active fungal infections, or severe neuropathy should avoid paraffin or consult their physician first. Also inform us about recent injuries, skin allergies, or pregnancy so we can advise or modify treatment.