Here is a total steal for a Home User!

Ebay Item # 160344396870

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160344396870

Silhouet-Tone 128

This a good one. Before I became electrologist, this is the epilator that my electrologist used on me for underarm hair removal in the early '90's. Super good deal. Single needle galvanic, Blend and Thermolysis can be done on this later model Silhouet-Tone.

Dee

FOR SALE: PROFESSIONAL Hinkel Electro Blend UC-1 Electrolysis Machine
$499 + $20 FLAT RATE SHIPPING TO CONTINENTAL US

http://www.arhinkel.com/
INCLUDING ACCESSORIES!

This Hinkel UNIT is in great shape AND comes with several attachments:

2 foot switches
Banana leads
Rollers and
2 air probes


This is a quality well made professional unit. Please see pictures for more detail. What’s in the pictures is exactly what you’ll get. If you are not sure of something please ask. Shipping via UPS-Insured to lower 48 states. International please call first.

VALERIE 925-373-8260


For more information, visit the web - Printed Literature and Books


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#5-1 "Electrolysis, Thermolysis and the Blend"
Arthur Hinkel's comprehensive classic text has been used around the world as the standard text for electrolysis schools and practicing professionals. This in-depth book contains 312 pages with many informative illustrations.


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#5-3 "The Blend Method"
Mike Bono's comprehensive text on the "Blend" method is richly illustrated a must for any practitioner wishing to learn or better understand the technique as introduced by Arthur Hinkel and Henri St. Pierre.


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#5-4 "Telangiectasia"
This text written by Michael Bono is a comprehensive study of "vascular blemishes," from causes to treatment. The format is richly illustrated with over fifty photos and sixty-five drawings. Using this book as a simple guide, the physician or therapist should have no trouble learning to remove telangiectases using the blend method.


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#3-25 Case History Cards
100 Count.

#3-26 Treatment History Cards

100 Count. (not pictured)


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#5-2 "Electrolysis Exam Review"
John Franz, former instructor at Hinkel's Wilshire School, uses the framework of the Hinkel text to assemble a book that is extremely helpful for ayone taking a licensing or certification or exam.


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#4-3 "Here is Good News for Permanent Hair Removal"
Electro Blend Pamphlets. Information for prospective customers that answers questions that they may have about the Electro-Blend treatment. Also available in Spanish (item 4-3S). Packaged in 100, 500 or 1000. (request a free sample)

Can't view the pictures.

The resources listed are wonderful. Just the Bono Blend book alone is a nice get.

Anyone know how high someone should bid on this one for what it is worth,it does not come with a manual for example.Silhouet-Tone 128 (p.s. can a manual be purchased or downloaded from anywhere for info)ty

For info on the apilus junior on ebay now http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180375888006&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:US:1123
i offered them $1000 and i have a feeling they are looking for around $2200 from my emails with them. ""We would be happy to have $2500.00, but we are opened to a lower, but logical offer."" Thats why i say they would probably take $2200.:)

Here is the hard part of this. What they want is what they would get if they sold this at an electrolysis convention or to a fresh electrolysis graduate. On Ebay, however, they would rarely get so lucky.

What you have to ask yourself is, "Am I willing to sit on this auction and bid what ever it takes, so that I don't lose out to some last second snipper who outbids me by a penny?" If not, just negotiate a buy it now price that you both can live with.

Here is a SuperInexpensive thermolysis only unit.
I don't recommend home users starting with Thermolysis, but for those who are looking to buy some cheap thermo-only mail order garbage, you would be better looking to see if you can't win this for the same or less money as what you were going to pay the mail-order scammers.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260440132518

http://cgi.ebay.com/Apilus-junior-plus-electrolysis-hair-removal-machine_W0QQitemZ180379041499QQ
The apilus is back up,they never sold it last time.I would guess the reserve is probably something like $1800 at least since there buy now is at $2500.And when i talked to them last time sounded like they would sell for $2200 is feeling i got.
I have a st 250 being delivered for 900 with some accessories tomorrow so i should be all set,found it on kijiji in Ontario.
This time they do say though on add if reserve not met they will give highest bidder a chance to negotiate a higher price so it may actuall sell,it probably is worth around $1800 if you wanted near brand new.:) But i saw a Junior plus $1300,a senior 2 $1600 and an sx-500 $1900 all on kijiji in montreal quebec that would talk down i imagine who also say near knew quality from a salon that closed down.

Hi, I'm from the UK and am looking to buy an electrolysis machine as a home user here.

The trouble is that the ones which seem to be recommended by you guys for non-pros are things like the Apilus and Silhouet-Tone machines, of which there aren't many of here.

I see a number of Sterex machines for sale in the UK, in particular the SX-B 3-in-1 Blend machine. I remember James wrote a while back that they don't have much to recommend them. Could you say why this is? And how much do you think is a good price to pay for one?

I've been looking for months now and I haven't come across anything else. The machines with knobs seem a bit daunting - something computerised I think would be much better for me.

Any suggestions would be most welcome.

P.S. Is there a way to receive emails when someone answers to this topic?

Thanks

Hi again,

I've come across this available to buy: Esthetix Blend electrolysis machine by Ellisons. It comes with 3 knobs: one for DC, one for RF and another for the timer. I've never heard of the brand so what do you guys think of it for a homer user?

Thanks.