Saloniture Paraffin Bath Spa - Portable Electric Wax Warmer Machine for Hands and Feet

Great product. Wife uses it daily.

My own personal paraffin bath is even better than the one the shop had. This has low heat setting for staying liquid over night. It also has higher setting for fast melting. I use it all winter long.

This machine is easy to use and is deep enough to put my hand up to the wrist and covers the feet well. Would wish for a spot that shows the current temperature of the paraffin. During the cooling down its hard to know when its ok to dip. I just use a finger to test the temp.

This device is an enigma.You will need to leave it on constantly. The heater is too low-powered for quick use, like you would want at home. It takes hours to heat up a tank of wax, but doesn't seem sturdy enough for professional use.That being said, it works great for my hands. I believe I have 8 pounds of paraffin in mine plus 24 ounces of mineral oil. I have larger hands and needed the extra depth. I can then do both hands in a session if I want to. Make sure to wash your hands if you are the sole user, and you can put the hardened wax back in the tank. A light coating of mineral oil on your hands helps the wax come off more easily, but is not necessary.The display appears to read in Celsius, but I don't care. I found a temp I like, 56, and just leave it there. I haven't tried to see how accurate the temperature was, nor have I tried to get my feet into it.I don't mind leaving it on when I have the heat on, but come A/C season, I might object. We'll see.

My mom love this. It large enough to put your whole foot in there. Took only 15 minutes to heat everything up.

Although my Saloniture it came in January, I was unable to use until March because my fingers had slits from the winter weather. However, once my hands had no slits or sore spots I anxiously heated up the first three of 6 blocks Parrafin wax SO looking forward to relief from my arthritic hands. Following the instructions that came with my machine, I put baby oil on my hands and proceeded. The wax just sloughed off my hands into the gloves. I emptied and thoroughly cleaned the machine to be sure no oil was in there and heated up the next 3 blocks of was -- same problem.I next ordered 6 lbs of wax beads -- and only one pound came. As always, Amazon refunded me the money for the 6 pounds that had not arrived, and offered to have me just keep the one pound. A new order for 6 pounds arrived and today I anxiously set out to try these new beads, and instead of using gloves, I was trying clear plastic bags (expecting this to solve the sloughing off problem. THIS DIDN'T HELP!Additionally, as instructed I melted wax at 63 degrees -- then waited for it to get cool enough for my hands. 50 degrees was a bit too warm, so I set temp for 43 degrees (which was also suggested as an acceptable temp.) It started to harden and I had half hardened wax that I was unable to dip my hands in and out of.MY THOUGHTS ARE Perhaps this machine has a messed up temp control; wax problem?? or maybe I'm just doing something wrong. Either way, my machine now sits on the table with once-again hardened wax doing my hands no good. AND I now have an additional 3 lbs of unopened wax to use with my ill-functioning machine OR procedure.I'm out the cost of the machine, two orders of wax, plastic gloves, and plastic bags. What a waste and I can't return because it is over the time limit and I didn't save the box because I never expected this major headache.If there are any suggestions, please contact me. Thanks.Carol N.

The healing bath is great for your joints as well as your skin.

I purchased a less expensive brand at first but it didn’t completely melt the paraffin so returned and purchased this one. Much sturdier too.