Apilus Cleo Blend Electrolysis Machine

Apilus Cleo Blend Electrolysis Machine

Apilus Cleo Blend Electrolysis Machine model and uses a frequency of 13.5MHz, offering not only efficiency and speed, but also unparalleled treatment comfort. With two exclusive methods of Thermolysis and the possibility of upgrading with two Blend methods, it gives an immediate solution to the problems of hair growth. Radical needle waxing is the only technology that is certified to offer 100% hair removal.

Cleo Flash Apilus Hair Removal Unit

Cleo Flash Apilus Hair Removal Unit, if you are wanting to offer permanent hair removal to your clients the with the Flash 128 version, an electrolysis system offering the Flash 1/100 technique and programs for use with insulated probes, that is easy to use and yields permanent results with high profit margins. Then upgrade to the Blend 256 version, an evolved version that
offers even more options and treatment modes.

Describe The Treatment

A small, disposable metal probe is gently inserted into the hair follicle (without puncturing the skin) until it reaches the base of the hair root. A tiny electrical impulse is delivered through the probe by a sensitive electronic device, which destroys the hair root. Depending on the technique used, the electric current destroys the hair root either by heat or chemical action.

Here is a brief outline of the different methods that the Apilus Cleo Blend offers to provide pain free, effective, permanent hair removal:

Electrolysis (Galvanic) Our body is made up of salt and water. The combination of salt water and direct current creates sodium hydroxide. This chemical reaction destroys the hair’s regenerative cells within the hair follicle.

Thermolysis (High Frequency also known as Short Wave Diathermy) This method applies a split second impulse of alternating current at the base of the hair root. This creates heat which destroys the regenerative cells. The heat is produced in low intensity within the skin tissue around the probe end.

Blend A combination of the above two methods, the heat from thermolysis speeds up the chemical reaction of the sodium hydroxide created from the electrolysis. The hair root is destroyed by both heat and chemical action simultaneously.