electrolysis hair removal

How did you decide to get into electrolysis work? I first went to Emily for electrolysis and her treatments made such a big difference in my life. I was inspired to join her mission and help others in the way that she helped me. What kind of training did you have and where? I graduated from the Berkowits School after completing 320 practical hours. I have a background in hospital administration and construction.   How long have you been an electrologist and what are some of your favorite aspects of your job?   I have been an electrologist for almost a year. Some of my favorite aspects are interacting with the clients, sharing my knowledge of hair, growth and removal. Above all, I love being able to make our clients feel better about their appearance and boost their confidence.   What are some of the challenging aspects of your job? One of the biggest challenges of electrolysis is mastering the insertion technique which if done incorrectly can cause many probl

At Limoges Beauty , we use premium quality tools and equipment. In this article, we will be discussing everything there is know about the insertion probes we use. We are very careful about using the right probes for the right clients. Using an electrolysis probe that matches the diameter of the hair being treated is crucial to ensure that the derma papilla is destroyed most effectively. Also, certain probes protect against certain skin sensitivities, which we will explain further below. In our office, we use Ballet Insulated probes and Pro-Tec probes. These are medical grade and utilized for galvanic and blend treatment methods. All of our probes are sterile and disposable. They are single use only, which provides the most hygienic treatment process possible. Their smooth insertions allow for ease and comfort on all face and body parts during treatments of all lengths, from 15 minutes to several hours long. Ballet insulated probes are the industry leader and offer