Description
XANITALIA Paraffin Wax ALOE VERA, 500 ml
Cosmetic paraffin wax ideal for hand, foot and other body part treatments, particularly for dry and cracked skin, joint discomfort or stiffness. Paraffin wax therapy promotes circulation and opens pores.
Areas of use: stiff joints, dry and cracked hands and feet. Also for general care of hands, elbows and feet.
Treatment frequency: 1-2 treatments per week are recommended.
Warning: do not use paraffin on damaged skin, open wounds or rashes.
Instructions: Melt the paraffin at a temperature no lower than 50°C. Ensure the temperature is suitable for use to avoid burns. Immerse hands / feet / elbows in the paraffin approximately 3-6 times until a thick layer forms. Wait for the paraffin to cool and harden, which takes approximately 10-15 minutes. Then remove the paraffin. After several uses, the paraffin wax bath produces visible and noticeable results for rough and cracked hand and foot skin.
Ingredients: Paraffin, Paraffinum Liquidum, Aloe Barbadensis Extract, Parfum, Caprylic/Capric, Triglyceride, CI61565
Quantity: 500 ml
Country of origin: Italy
Manufacturer: Xanitalia
Specifications
| Variant |
ALOE VERA |
| Quantity |
500 ml |
| Melting temperature |
at least 50 °C |
| Setting time |
approx. 10–15 min. |
| Ingredients |
Paraffin, Paraffinum Liquidum, Aloe Barbadensis Extract, Parfum, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, CI61565 |
| Country of origin |
Italy |
Frequently asked questions
How does ALOE VERA paraffin differ from the neutral one?
In addition to paraffin, it contains aloe vera extract (Aloe Barbadensis Extract), fragrance ingredients and the colourant CI61565. The neutral one consists only of Paraffin and Paraffinum Liquidum.
At what temperature should the paraffin be melted?
Melt the paraffin at a temperature of at least 50 °C. Check the temperature before use so as not to burn the skin.
How do I perform a paraffin treatment?
Dip hands, feet or elbows 3–6 times until a thick layer forms. Wait 10–15 minutes until the paraffin sets, then remove it.
How often is the treatment recommended?
1–2 treatments per week are recommended. Do not use paraffin on damaged skin, open wounds or rashes.