When it comes to electroepilation, the choice of probes plays a vital role in the effectiveness and safety of treatments. In this blog, we will explore the different types of probes available on the market and their impact on the results of electroepilation sessions. From size selection to the use of insulated probes, discover the best practices for optimizing your treatments and ensuring client satisfaction.
Over the years, there has been a significant evolution in 100% permanent hair removal, driven by technological progress that is redefining industry standards. Among these innovations, the Apilus xCell stands out as a groundbreaking device that incorporates cutting-edge technology for remarkable results. If electrolysis is now an effective, fast, and extremely comfortable technique, it owes much of this success to Apilus’ unique 27.12 MHz radiofrequency. The Apilus xCell electroepilation device takes this technology to a higher level by combining artificial intelligence with increased power and unparalleled comfort. Let’s explore the key elements of this advancement, shedding light on what lies behind the efficiency of the Apilus xCell.
Gentlemen, the following is directed to you. For hormonal reasons, men generally have much more developed body hair than women. Yet, they are far less likely to take advantage of electroepilation treatments. Paradox? Not really, as body hair is still perceived, at least in our Western societies, as a symbol of assumed masculinity. However, in recent years, male grooming is no longer a marginal practice. Whether it’s for aesthetic preference, sports performance, comfort, or other reasons, men are increasingly resorting to electroepilation.
When it comes to getting rid of unwanted hair permanently, electroepilation stands out as an effective and secure option that suits all skin types, including darker skin tones. Unlike photoepilation, which can present risks and offer less satisfying results for dark skin, electrolysis has the advantage of a targeted approach, regardless of skin color. In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of electrolysis for darker skin and why it’s considered the safest method to bid farewell to hair for good.
Although very effective, electrolysis was not really considered a comfortable treatment when it first began in 1875. However, this permanent hair removal technique has evolved so much over the years that it is now at the top of the list! Indeed, since the development of the 27 MHz ultrafast radiofrequency and new working techniques such as the PicoFlash, the MultiPlex, the Synchro and the EvoluBlend, electrolysis specialists are now able to maximize their results while offering an unequalled level of comfort to their clients. On top of that, the insulated probes make electrolysis even more efficient and comfortable. Such small things make all the difference! Here’s why… Continue Reading…
A well-waxed bikini line is in vogue, even to the point of full body hair removal! There’s just one hitch: you don’t know how to go about it. Shaving, waxing, photoepilation or electrolysis. It’s important to know how to get rid of your bikini line without getting irritated or ingrown hairs. To help you see things more clearly, here is a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of the different hair removal methods. Continue Reading…
Do you own a beauty clinic and do not offer electrolysis? You think it has gone out of fashion because of the growing popularity of photoepilation? Well, think again! Electrolysis is the only hair removal method that permanently removes all types of hair, regardless of color. What’s more, there are no drawbacks to electrolysis, unlike photoepilation, which has a few restrictions and is therefore not suitable for 100% of your clients. Here are 6 reasons to offer this service in your clinic. Continue Reading…
So you have decided to go ahead and turn to electrolysis to get rid of unwanted hairs once and for all. Great! But before you go ahead with your definitive hair removal adventure, we bet you will appreciate the following 6 essential tips to help you get more out of this unique treatment. You are welcome!
Manufacturers have developed over the years electrolysis devices that use various radiofrequencies to generate the heat necessary for permanent hair removal. Over the last 10 years or so, the 27.12 MHz radiofrequency has established itself as the gold standard. But why exactly?
In September 1989, Dectro launched its first Apilus-branded product on the market, the Electropil. Since then, the name Apilus has become synonymous with innovation in the field of permanent hair removal. As we reach this 30-year milestone, we would like to invite you to accompany us, as we go through the highlights in the history of Apilus, the global reference in electroepilation.
