Paraffin Wax Works 10-Minute Paraffin Foot Treatment, Spa and Home Treatment Booties, Relaxing Lavender, One-Pair

I was a bit skeptical of how these booties would work, but they proved me wrong! Super easy to heat up in the microwave, the was was melted in the inside but not scalding hot when I put my feet in, the lavender scent was nice, they left no excess residue when I pulled them off than if I was at the nail salon, and my feet felt so soft and relieved after a few hard days work on the yard. Looking forward to my continued use at a cost more reasonable than getting the paraffin dip at the nail salon. Definitely going to buy the hand ones now too.Yes, you're going to have some wax flakes when you massage afterwards, but I didn't see anything above and beyond the flakes I get when the nail salon does it, so I knew it was going to happen. Just be sure to smoosh your foot as much as possible when you remove them from the baggies (again, just like you see at the nail salon) to remove as much as possible before your foot it out. That helps a lot.

so far, it is one of the most pleasant hand treatments I have ever experienced at home. worth the money. highly recommended

First, the wax does not melt evenly in the microwave. The heat indicator was bright red and some of the wax had liquified, but the wax in the fingers if the glove was still solid. I massaged the fingers to try to distribute the heat evenly, but by the time the heat indicator started to turn black, all the wax was nearly solid again. One of the glove was sealed much further down than the other, and I had to cut a full inch off the top to open it. The remaining heat was pleasant, but underwhelming, and only lasted 3-4 minutes before the wax solidified around my fingers. After removing the glove my skin felt so greasy that even after massaging the oils into my skin for five minutes, I had to wash the rest off my skin before I could touch anything. Overall, it was disappointing.

These took about 4 minutes to heat up enough to be soft enough to use. The instructions were easy enough to follow. It was hard to see the heat heart indicator turning colors though. The lavender smell was really pleasant and soothing. The scent was mild and not overpowering. It was hot to put hands into at first but didn't stay hot for that long. It felt nice and relaxing to use. Easy to remove and made my hands feel nice and moisturized. It kind of felt like I had soap on my hands after so I washed my hands to get the soapy feel off. These left my hands feeling nice and soft after. Not sure I would purchase again but I'm glad I tried them.

this would be a great product with a single emendation - include heat sensors on the fingertips also. As it is, with the bulk of the wax stored in the fingers, the palm (which does have a heat sensor) has a scanty amount of wax, and thus gets really hot really quickly; but isn't representational of what's going on in the rest of the glove. While you are waiting for the palm to cool off, the fingers (majority of the reason why I had purchased said glove) practically re-solidify themselves - I was only able to have them on for 3 minutes before they got cold. Trying to work it now and push some more wax out of the fingertips and back into the palm, for a more even distribution.

This is the only thing that soothes my dry heels. I love that it is warm, as opposed to some other products that are just cold, slimey bags of lotion. I’ve never tried to save and reuse them with the clip, but it seems like it would be messy and difficult. So for a one use item, they are pricey, but cheaper than going to the salon, and definitely worth it in my opinion.

Every microwave is different, but this took me 5-7 minutes to heat up. Once I did that, it works great. Nice scent and doesn’t linger for hours.

I have used a paraffin bath for years to soothe and heal my hands which become chapped and sore from frequent handwashing (healthcare worker) and exposure to wind and cold. When my paraffin bath stopped working, I decided to try these paraffin gloves as a less expensive alternative. I followed the directions for heating in the microwave for 2 minutes plus 30 seconds as needed. It took almost 5 minutes to melt all of the wax which collected in the fingers. As it dried it started falling out from the wrist end of the gloves. I had melted wax in the microwave and pieces of dried wax on my floor, on me and on my cat! I finally gave up trying to get them on and I tossed them into the trash. The only positive comment I have about this product is that it had a pleasant lavender scent. The wax itself felt very greasy but eventually soaked in and provided relief to my chapped hands. It may be more expensive but I am definitely purchasing a paraffin bath. No more wax gloves for me!