ForPro Professional Collection 10-Minute Paraffin Hand Treatment, Spa and Home Treatment Gloves, Fragrance Free, One-Pair

This works exactly as advertised! My hands feel smooth and silky :)! However, the instructions say to put in the microwave for 2 minutes and then add 30 secs as needed until the wax is melted. For me, it took about 5 minutes total. I ended up separating them and warming them up individually since with both in the microwave they didn’t melt.It could’ve been that I’m on a cold climate too… but anyway! I loved it! They’re amazing :)

I microwaved these according to the package instructions and triple the time listed. The heart did not turn red indicating it was hot. I put on the gloves and in less than 3 minutes the wax was not warm. The glove has an inner glove meant to keep the wax off of your hand but it is not effective and my hands were covered in lukewarm wax. Don't buy this.

Everything about this product was bad. The outer and inner gloves are cheap the softening mixture inside does not heat properly and causing some parts to be clumpy and some runny and hot. The clip is cheap and doesn’t clip easily for reuse

Was hoping these would help my husbands very dry hands. Fit was tight and not easy to use.

These gloves will easily fit small, medium and large hands. For my XL hands it was a tight fit to get into the glove but somehow I managed! If you have larger hands you will have to wiggle a bit to get into the gloves.These took a little longer to melt in my microwave - more like 3 minutes instead of 2 1/2. Once heated there is a nice heart shaped indicator that turns dark red when too hot and black when the right temperature. The dark red is very dark so hard to differentiate between the black and red, but again I managed. Just feel the gloves and the paraffin and you can tell if it is too hot or just warm.This treatment seems very moisturizing and my hands looked younger and the skin seemed more supple. Use a paper towel or napkin to soak up extra jojoba oil once hands are out of the mitts. I found doing one hand at a time to be ideal. I simply reheated the same mitt a few minutes and used it again. That might work for you too. Just make sure it doesn't get too hot.So a good experience, but I would say definitely made for size small, medium or large hands. If you take a XL glove like I do, the fit will be snug.This set is good for 4 treatments. By then the jojoba oil will probably be all used up!~The Rebecca Review

Worth the money

It took 8 minutes to melt the paraffin and then when I was done, my hands were just as dry as when I started. Doesn’t work. And it definitely won’t be able to use a second time let alone 4 times.

This version of a paraffin treatment is interesting.No, it is not as nice as completely dipping your hands into wax, then having someone wrap them up carefully while you relax.At the same time, this allows you to do a paraffin treatment at home with dedicated the money, time, space, and clean-up required to maintain your own paraffin wax bath.It also does not involve the expense and time that having your hands treated at a spa would.Instead, these gloves offer you a middle ground that is affordable, disposable, and relatively mess free.To use the gloves, you heat them for two minutes in the microwave, then wait ~ two minutes for them to cool down enough to put on.To prevent you from putting them on when the wax is too hot, there is a heat reactive heart sticker on each glove that glows red when the gloves are unsafe to put on.There is also a method where you wrap the gloves in a towel and keep them in a "cabinet".My assumption is they are referring to some type of heated "cabinet", but I found wrapping them in a towel with a heating pad also works.The first time you use the gloves, you do need to cut them open, then once heated, you carefully slip your hands inside.Getting the gloves on takes some finagling and I am not sure these would work well for someone with unusually large hands.Once the gloves are on your pre-cleaned hands, you are pretty much out of commission for ten minutes while the paraffin treatment works its magic.Put another way, this is not a treatment that allows you to do anything with your hands until it is over, so you have to plan accordingly.Personally, I also recommend you keep a towel or throw handy, as wrapping your hands helps keep the wax warmer, longer.Removing your hands is a little tricky, so if someone is around to help, that's ideal.At the same time, I was able to do it by myself without any major problems.Your hands do come out oily, so you need to first rub them down to get some of the oil to absorb.Eventually, you will also need to wipe them down with a cloth or wash them.Most importantly, my hands did feel significantly softer, so these definitely work.After you remove your hands from the gloves, you reseal them with an included plastic clip.This keeps the wax clean and contained until your next treatment.They recommend you treat your hands once a week and each pair of gloves is good for four treatments; hence, one package will give you a month's worth of treatments to decide if you like these gloves, paraffine in general, and/or if you want to upgrade to a machine that allows you to completely dip your hands.In the end, I would recommend these as a nice at home way to pamper your hands.If you absolutely fall in love with paraffin treatments, then one day you may wish to upgrade to a wax bath that allows you to have the full wax dip experience.This glove method, however, allows you to get a paraffin hand treatment at home in a way that is affordable and convenient.