• Increase in the temperature of blood and lymph circulation.
• Due to its nature, paraffin leads to greater temperature increase of the tissues and is more tolerable than water.
• Increased metabolism due to increased enzyme activity.
• Increase trophicity and oxygen absorption in the area.
• Muscle relaxation, reduction of muscle spasm and joint stiffness.
• Absorption of edema and hematomas and reduction of inflammation.
• PAIN REDUCTION

• Limb fractures (general).
• Wrist and foot arthritis.
• Stiff joints.
• Atopic dermatitis.
• Rheumatoid arthritis (to strengthen connective tissue).

• Open wounds.
• Skin infections.
• Peripheral vascular infections.
• Sensory disturbances.

• Clean and dry hands
• No watches and jewelry.
• Temperature test
• Gently place your hand inside and gently pull it out again.
• Pause for about 3 seconds.
• Repeat approximately 10 times to create a satisfactory paraffin glove.
• Avoid any finger movements so that the paraffin does not break.
• Placement of a protective bag over the paraffin glove to retain the heat and for sanitary purposes.
  Wrap with a towel to stabilize the temperature and for sanitary purposes.
• Remove after approximately 10 minutes.
• Minimum of 10 treatments.

Note:

• Do you want to feel your hands soft and hydrated? Take a paraffin bath every 20 days.
• Even from the 1st treatment your skin is visibly smoother and softer.
• Ideal for rough, dry, dehydrated or chapped skin on the hands, feet and elbows.
• We have the solution for you: paraffin bath