How it works

With electrolysis each hair get's treated individually, requiring skilled detail work of the electrologist.
First, a thin surgical stainless steel probe (about the same diameter as the hair itself) is inserted into the follicle. By applying electric current the germination cells responsible for hair growth get destroyed permanently either through a chemical reaction (pure electrolysis), heat (thermolysis) or through a combination of both (blend). The individual hair can then be removed with tweezers without resistance.
Each of the three methods leads to the same result: a permanent removal of the treated hair.

Since hair removal with electrolysis is already well tested for over a century, negative long-term side effects can be ruled out and a successful treatment is guaranteed.