Paraffin Wax Machine for Hands and Feet, Paraffin Wax Warmer with Refills, Paraffin Bath for Arthritis, Hand and Foot Treatment, SPA Hot Wax Machine for Moisturizing Dry Skin

Such a luxury at home
One of my favorite things about a salon manicure is the option to add on a paraffin treatment. I currently do at home gel so adding this into that routine has been a gamechanger for relaxation and spa like experience. Perfectly melts and heats the wax with so little effort, love that I can just plug and go versus trying to melt the wax on the stove (yes I had previously done that). I needed this dedicated vessel for my wax time!This set is a great starter set but also worthy of being used and loved by professionals. I like that its use is straightforward and easy to understand, and the value is great for everything included. Love the feel of the provided wax! The warmer is spacious enough to do feet but I appreciate that it is compact and doesn’t take up a lot of space in our bathroom closet. Worth having and storing even if only used occasionally!

Check dimensions, but good starter kit
This has everything needed to get started if you’re new to the concept. 3 packs of paraffin wax, 200g each, a total of 600g, may or may not provide sufficient coverage depending on the volume of your submerged appendage. If you have small appendages, consider adding more wax. If you have large appendages, look at the dimensions provided.Heating up this volume of wax safely takes time. The 600g took about two hours to melt, and that’s with breaking it up into smaller pieces to speed things along. But melt it did, and holds temperature steady. The wax has a slight lavender fragrance. It peels off easily.Operation is straightforward with two buttons and a display. Temperature display is reasonably close to an IR thermometer’s readout. It uses a proprietary plug so don’t lose it. I keep it in the machine after it’s cooled down.It looks modern and clean. It gets the job done.

Worked well. Temp basically matched my thermometer. My F 9 ½ feet fit. Lightweight/portable.
TL/DR: This machine’s temp matched our digital kitchen thermometer within a degree and was easy to use. The three included wax refills weren’t enough to cover the top of my hand or foot, so I’m going to add one or two more the next time I use it.FIRST THOUGHTS: The paraffin wax machine arrived in a branded box (WAXKISS) that was well packed. I received 24 liners (no hand or foot shape to them) instead of the promised 30, but everything else was included. All the accessories looked inexpensive, but the pink mits easily fit my hands (you’ll need socks or something else for your feet) and have a partial Velcro close. The lid fits a bit loosely. The section where the two-prong plug fits into the machine moves a bit, but the plug is secure.SIZE/NO GRATE: I have a much larger machine that is heavy, takes up a lot of space, and takes a long time to heat up, so I ordered this one because it’s smaller. I didn’t think my F 9 ½ / EU40 feet would fit, but they do with a bit of extra room (I measured the interior of the machine to be 10 ½ inches long). There’s no grate to deal with on this one. I loved that I was able to easily move this machine around, even when filled with wax; it’s lightweight.NO MIN MAX LINE: There’s no min/max line that I could see.WAX: The three included 200 g lavender wax refills are oily as apricot kernel oil and olive oil are added. The lavender scent was obvious as I unwrapped them, and pleasant once the wax had melted. I liked this wax because it was more moisturizing, but I did have to wash afterwards because my skin had a coating. The 600g of wax wasn’t enough to cover the top of my hand or foot, so I will add 200 – 400 grams more next time. Due to the added oils this wax was a bit looser than other waxes I’ve used. It easily peeled off my hands and feet.OPERATION/TEMP/DISPLAY: The manual was somewhat clear (see photos), but I didn’t really understand what the display would do until I used it.· The display was easy to read and did say “OFF” once plugged in.· Touching the + button did put the machine into the default “reservation mode” and the display did read H02, which “means the machine will be ready to use after 2 hours”. I saw that the wax was melting and walked away for a bit.· The display counted down once the wax was melted and the temp was being lowered. (I saw 22, 21, 20, and then later 13, and then 7.)· 2 hours later (almost to the minute!) I heard three beeps. The display read 127 and my digital kitchen thermometer did too! (Exactly!). The wax was hot but comfortable so I didn’t have to reduce it, but you could by pressing the – button.· I kept the machine on while the wax was on my hands so I could do my feet when my hands were done. Once I was ready, the display still read 127, so it kept the temperature. My thermometer displayed about a degree lower.· If you want to manually control the temperature hold the + and – buttons down together and then adjust. I tried it and it worked perfectly.I will be using this machine over my more expensive, larger one because it’s much easier to use and it worked really well for both hands and feet. Just be sure to add that extra wax if you want full coverage. Made in China.

tottaly love it, simple thing would be to buy more parafin because if you have big hands it doesnt cover all of it