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In hair removal, the practice of epilation with electrified needles. Electrolysis was originally the name for hair removal with direct current only (also called galvanic), although the term is generally applied to all three modalities of epilation with an electrified needle. |
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Below, you will find extensive information on leading Vector Electrolysis Machine articles and products to help you on your way to success. The Vector Electrolysis Machine
Vector Electrolysis Machines are the leading brand name in the manufacture of electrolysis machines for home use. They are produced by Vector Electrolysis Systems, a company founded in 1998 which was the first to produce home electrolysis machines. They differ from other home systems in that they use 110 volt AC power, rather than a 9 volt battery, to deliver the same voltage as a professional electrolysis machine that an electrologist would use. Advantages of Vector Electrolysis Machines Over Other Methods Most battery powered devices use low frequency radio waves to kill the hair follicle. This is a very slow and laborious process, taking up to 10 minutes to kill off a single hair. The Vector Electrolysis Machine works in just a few seconds, 6 to 35 depending on the intensity level that the machine is set to (there are seven), generating a gentle stinging sensation when the hair follicle burns. If the sting is actually painful, rather than just mildly uncomfortable, the machine is set too high and you should try it at a lower intensity level. Laser treatment is gaining in popularity as a method of hair removal, but has some disadvantages over electrolysis treatments such as the Vector electrolysis machine. It cannot be used on people with light skin or light hair, or where moles and freckles exist on the skin, or where the skin is sensitive. Finally, there is the option of having hair removed by a professional electrologist. This involves going to a spa or beauty salon while the Vector electrolysis machine allows the same treatment in the comfort of your own home. Disadvantages of Vector Electrolysis Machines This review of electrolysis machines would not be complete without looking at some of the negatives of Vector electrolysis machines compared to other brands. There are much cheaper brands of electrolysis machine out there. A One Touch battery operated system, for example, costs around $30 to $40, compared to around $200 for a Vector electrolysis machine. If you are prepared to put up with the longer treatment times, you could end up saving yourself a considerable amount of money. Pedal Power Since 2004, Vector electrolysis machines have offered the option of a foot pedal to control the current. This allows the flow of electricity to be controlled a lot more precisely. Without the foot pedal, the current is always on. With the pedal, it only flows when the pedal is depressed, making the treatment more comfortable and reducing the risk of accidentally burning yourself. We strive to provide only quality articles, so if there is a specific topic related to Vector Electrolysis Machine that you would like us to cover, please contact us at any time. And again, thank you to those contributing daily to our Vector Electrolysis Machine website. |
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