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Get answers to common questions about Just Hot Towels.
The moist warm compress feels soothing and gentle; therapists monitor temperature to ensure comfort. It's safe for most clients, but we avoid hot towels on open wounds, fragile skin, or certain medical conditions—please tell your therapist about health concerns beforehand.
Yes. The heat and moist steam from hot towels help loosen nasal passages and reduce sinus congestion, often easing sinus-related headaches. For persistent or severe symptoms, consult your healthcare provider for diagnosis and combined treatment options.
Yes, with precautions. We adjust temperature, exposure time, and towel placement to protect sensitive or mature skin. Communicate any sensitivity or medication use; we can skip or modify the service to ensure comfort and safety.
A single application of hot towels usually lasts three to seven minutes per placement, depending on client comfort and treatment goals. As an add-on, total time including setup and transitions is typically five to fifteen minutes.
Absolutely. Hot towels complement massage, cupping, or facial treatments by preparing tissues and enhancing relaxation. Let your therapist know which modalities you booked so we can sequence the towels for optimal benefit and comfort.
Yes. Contraindications include fever, acute inflammation, open wounds, certain skin conditions, recent radiation, or circulatory disorders. Inform your therapist about medical history or current medications so we can determine whether hot towels are safe and modify the treatment if needed.