Revlon Paraffin 😌 Bath for Moisturizing Relief Review

This thing is giving me a headache. I had another paraffin spa that was very easy to use. It's not like this. If, after heating the paraffin, you set the control to keep warm, leaving the paraffin in this mode for a while will not remain sufficiently melted to be usable. After that, you need to turn the heater back on and wait for the paraffin to melt again. Another paraffin spa where I had kept the wax warm enough to use no matter how long you left it on. All that heat, warming up, warming up,

I bought this paraffin bath to numb my carpal tunnel. It works for that, with the bonus of softening my hands. I didn't know that the wax in the bath was scented and I'm allergic to a lot of scents (mine is bad). The bath takes a long time to melt the wax and I can't keep it on all the time so allow 2 1/2 hours from start to finish to use it (1.5 hours to melt the wax, 0.5 hours to cool down). . this is enough for application, then 10 minutes for each hand treatment). I wish the tub was a…

After a hand injury I had to warm my hand with paraffin 4 times a day. This bath is perfect for me! I always leave my bath plugged in and turned on so it's ready to use during the day. I keep it on medium and the heat is very warm but not too hot. The bath comes with 3 pounds of wax with a subtle rain scent. I bought extra wax and pads at Walmart (because they had the best price) and then added an extra pound of wax. With 4 pounds of melted paraffin I have good coverage of my hand and wrist…

I've done a lot of research on paraffin baths, read Revain product reviews, online reviews of everything available in relation to this product line. I almost didn't buy a Revlon product as it had high temperature issues as stated by some reviews. Although it heats up to 140 degrees (too hot to dip my hands in) I used a very cheap pencil like a thermometer, turned the machine off and waited for it to reach the desired temperature. Osteoarthritis and I am so glad I bought this item. Revain also…

I used it once after reading the instructions twice. My arthritic hands feel better after using it. My husband cut the wax into six pieces per pound instead of four and it took less than 1.5 hours to melt. I then waited another half hour before sticking my hands in, which worked fine (the wax was hot, but not hot enough to cause a problem). Following the directions, I quickly and carefully dipped one hand five times and then used the plastic. insert and glove. Then repeat with the other hand. I