Hello everyone I am just beginning electrolysis and i need a machine that is user friendly but also capable of being a workhorse in a private practice after i progress.
1.I need one machine,that is simple and user friendly.
2.It needs to be able do continuous work (Good Quality)
3.Money is not an issue (however i dont want to spend more than i have to obviously!!!
4.And lastly if you could own only one machine having the above criteria which one would it be?
Thanks for any help
My dream machine would be an Apilus Platinum, but once I get up off the floor, having fainted from the price tag, I would be happy to settle for an Apilus SM-500, SX-500, Apilus Sendior Two/II, Silhouet-Tone VMC, Fischer Compu-blend, Fischer CBX, Hinkel Delilah or such.
If I wanted to hedge my bet on the going pro idea, I would be ok with any Instantron product, Any Clarablend, and for that matter, anything from Apilus, Silhouet-Tone, Hinkel, Fisher, or Gentronics.
thanks james what do you think about the clareblend in particular? they seem to have an abundance of these available
Clareblend’s are fine. The Clareblend Elegance sounds worth a try, but I have not heard any information, yea or nay, about the Elegance, but I sure would like to work on one to compare it with the Apilus Platinum, Silhouet-Tone VMC and the digital Gentronics. Thee are epilators that I own. I like the Apilus Platinum the best, but the Silhouet-Tone VMC is very, very nice as well! Gentronics is okay.
If you want an epilator for a busy practice, go with the Platinum. I just love the Apilus Platinum. I did over six thousand insertions on auto sensor mode today and I don’t know what the word “fatigue” means. Go with the best and include quality magnification into your setup budget so you can go home feeling good after a full day of hair removal. Your clients will appreciate it, too.
Dee