Paraffin wax is a very useful product for treating all kinds of pain, which is also used in beauty salons to beautify and rejuvenate the skin. In addition, it is widely used in making colored pencils and candles. Therapeutic use of this product has its own instructions and solutions. This product is widely used in beauty salons and spas.

Paraffin wax is a soft, colorless white or waxy wax. Paraffin Wax is made from saturated hydrocarbons. Paraffin Wax is mostly used in beauty salons to soften the skin and in spas (hot water therapy salons) for hands, cuticle and foot treatment. The reason for using this treatment is its colorlessness, tastelessness and odorlessness. Paraffin Wax can also be used to relieve joint and muscle pain.

Paraffin Wax has many uses in beautification and treatment. In terms of beauty, Paraffin Wax is often suitable for use on hands and feet. This substance is an effective emollient that helps to soften and soften the skin. When rubbed on the skin, it increases the moisture and after the end of the use period, it maintains the moisture level on the skin for a long time. This treatment product also helps to open pores and remove dead skin cells. This will make the skin look fresher and smoother. The chemical structure of this therapeutic product is unique. Because Paraffin Wax is made up of molecules between 20 and 40 hydrocarbons in length, it does not enter the pores of the skin. Therefore, it acts as a skin insulator and protects the skin from damage caused by cracking and cold. This product is usually used by people who have dry or cracked skin, as well as people who are looking to soften skin calluses. It does not matter if it is the skin of the hands or feet, Paraffin Wax can soften any hard and wrinkled skin. Some pedicure and manicure salons use this effective conditioner to open pores and remove dead skin on hands and feet. After removing the paraffin, the skin becomes younger and becomes silky and smooth. This therapeutic product has been very successful in protecting and moisturizing as well as rejuvenating the skin.

Therapeutic benefits of paraffin wax and other applications

Paraffin Wax relieves pain in diseases of the skin, joints and muscles. That is why everyone believes that this product has many therapeutic benefits. This product is used to relieve pain (especially hands) in people with the following: 

Paraffin Wax acts as a heat therapist and can also help increase blood flow, relax muscles and reduce joint stiffness. This therapeutic product can also minimize muscle spasms and inflammation and eliminate sprains. Paraffin therapy reduces pain and sensitivity. It is true that this therapeutic product relaxes the muscles, but it does not reduce muscle strength. It is also very useful for patients with osteoarthritis of the hand. This product can be used as a short-term and useful treatment option. Paraffin Wax has a variety of other uses. Due to its waxy texture, low melting point and usability as an intermediary for fragrance, this product is also commonly used in making candles and crayons. It is also often used in lubrication, electrical insulation and other applications. However, there is some worrying research that has led to controversy over the use of paraffin wax.

Diverse therapeutic properties

Those who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis can use Paraffin Wax. Research has shown that using Paraffin Wax on the hands of people with non-acute rheumatoid arthritis can be beneficial. This therapeutic product can improve the function of the hand before exercising and also helps to relieve pain and muscle relaxation. 

Paraffin Wax also relieves the pain associated with fibromyalgia. This disorder causes widespread musculoskeletal pain and tenderness throughout the body. In a 2009 paper, researchers found that surface heat (such as using Paraffin Wax) led to a temporary reduction in pain in patients with fibromyalgia.

In another 2013 article, Pakistani researchers studied the effectiveness of Paraffin Wax as a treatment for post-traumatic hand stiffness. They found that the combination of this product and joint movement techniques was more effective than mobilization techniques in physiotherapy.