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Home Health General Feet Paraffin Wax Treatment
Paraffin Wax Treatment Print E-mail
1. Melt 4 bars of parrafin wax (available at grocery and hardware stores) in the microwave oven.

2. Massage in a rich moisturizer.

3. Dip one foot into warm paraffin 3 times, pausing between  layers to allow them to dry.

4. Wrap each foot with plastic wrap tight enough to make  an airtight seal. This will help the moisturizer to penetrate.

5. Let set for twenty minutes.

6. Remove wrap and peel off the wax.

Works great on your hands as well.
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