Despite popular belief, electric tweezers do not remove hair permanently.
Electrolysis is more effective in growing anagen hair (hair that is actively growing), the reason for pre-electrolysis shaving.
What causes hair growth? It is the result of heredity and hormonal levels.
Some women have a “5 o’clock shadow” due to excess facial hair that needs to be shaved daily. Why not try electrolysis to eliminate shaving forever?
The process of removing the blood in capillaries or ruby points is called electrocoagulation. Once coagulated with heat, it is reabsorbed into the body, which then produces new, healthy capillaries and no more blemish!!
Medical reasons for hair removal include polysistic ovarian syndrome, pre-surgery, hairs in skin grafts, ingrown beard hairs, ingrown eyelashes (trichiasis), faun tail nevi, and spina bifida.
Laser hair removal is not a suitable method for blonde, grey or red hair.
Curley hair often causes ingrown hair, and can be permanently removed with electrolysis.
Electrolysis is done by inserting a fine probe into the hair follicle, delivering a minute amount of electricity, (destroying the hair root responsible for the growth) and removing the hair with tweezers.
A client’s tolerance will increase as they become acclimatized to electrolysis.
Black individuals often have ingrown hair, making clean shaving difficult.
FDA approved laser hair removal as a hair reduction method, while it approved electrolysis as the only method of PERMANENT hair removal.
It is so nice to never have to shave your under arms after completing electrolysis.
The insertion of the probe, which follows skin right to the base of the hair follicle, is not uncomfortable.
Tweezing, plucking, waxing, or threading can cause coarser distorted hair or follicles and uncomfortable ingrown hair.
The tiny, bright red dots (ruby points) on your upper chest can be eliminated rapidly with electrolysis.
Pre-shaving/pre-depilitating makes electrolysis less time consuming, and therefore less expensive. Shaving does not cause hair growth to grow more rapidly or to become more coarse. Hair, like nails, is simply hard keratin.
Laser technology is a fairly new method and does not have an extensive track record.
After 125 years of use, electrolysis treatments are clinically proven to remove hair safely and effectively.