Paraffin for hands is a rescue for rough and dry skin. Home treatment in 15 minutes

Paraffin is a by-product of the oil refining process and is often found as a colorless wax-like solid. Paraffin wax is a well-known ingredient used in cosmetics and comes in many forms. It comes in a liquid form in the form of mineral oils used in creams and creams, while paraffin is used in beauty salons and spa treatments for manicure, pedicure and cuticle care. Another benefit of paraffin wax is that it can be used to massage muscles and aching joints to relieve pain as it has a soothing effect. It also helps in increasing blood flow and improving joint stiffness.

Paraffin for hands. How does it work and what benefits can we expect?

Paraffin wax is a commonly used ingredient in cosmetics and can be found in salons for hand, foot and cuticle treatments. Because it is colorless, odorless and tasteless, it is also great for people with skin problemswho cannot use scented products and treatments. What benefits can we expect from using paraffin for hands?

• The skin will regain softness, hydration and elasticity.
• It will create an occlusive layer on the skin, thanks to which water from the epidermis will not evaporate and will protect the hands against the effects of cold and other harmful factors.
• Dead skin cells will be removed. Calluses and muscle swelling on the hands will be soothed and softened.

Homemade paraffin treatment, which is a rescue for dry hands. How to make?

Dry, chapped and cracked skin is a problem that affects many of us. Weather, type of work, daily household chores, as well as the atmosphere of the place where we live. All these factors have a huge impact on the condition of our skin and can cause that even regularly used cosmetics will not bring us the expected beneficial effects. You need: cosmetic paraffin, pot, bowl, hand scrub, hand cream, foil gloves, terry gloves.

1. Melt the paraffin in the pot.
2. In the meantime, perform a thorough hand scrub and apply a nourishing hand cream. Thanks to this, you will get rid of dead skin cells and prepare your hands for the procedure.
3. Pour warm, but not hot, paraffin into the bowl. Choose one that fits your hand without bending your fingers.
4. Dip both hands in paraffin for about 5 seconds. Repeat 3-4 times.
5. After removing your hands from the bowl, first put on foil gloves, and then terry gloves. Try not to bend your fingers and keep your hands as still as possible.
6. After 15 minutes, gently remove both pairs of gloves, along with the hardened paraffin. Reapply the nourishing cream and enjoy the effect of smooth, soft and delicate hands.