Clean & Easy Deluxe Home Electrolysis Permanent Hair Removal Kit

You get these red dots for a few weeks after using it, I just got a glass of salt water, use a bright light and take your time to find the entrance and correct angle to slide it in. Slide it in there wiggle it gently for 30 seconds, cz I'm doing it on pretty thick hairs and prefer to only put the probe in once per hair. Then you tweeze out the hair, most of the time the hair offers little resistance and you can see the root coming out with the hair. I'm assuming this means it was done correctly, It does hurt a little bit but I'm doing it on my pubic area and at power level 6.It's also important to use an alcohol swipe on the area before you start work, to make sure your skin is dry and dont start the current early. As well as using antiseptic cream after to be safe.Anyone who has experiance with electrolysis care to give me some info on the red dots, do you think they will heal up clean? Or does it look like something went wrong, I am a lil worried but hopefull. :)[Edit] A few weeks later these dots have healed up almost completey! Solid 5 stars, but there is definetly some learning and skill required.Tip 1: Don't pluck a hair if it resists, this will lead to ingrown when regrowing.Tip 2: If it resists, try hit it again at a higher powerTip 3: Don't forge the probe, focus on finding the correct angle and gently let it slide in, slowly!Tip 4: Make sure the small metal circle the probe is coming out of doesnt make contact with your skin (longer to heal)Tip 5: Push the probe in on an exhale so your hands are more steadyTip 6: Hold it with 2 hands if you can for exta supportI did have to go over the same area twice and will do again for a 3rd time, but this is beacuse of dormant hairs (they are growing between the marks) as well as the odd folicule that I plucked too early or had multiple hairs growing inside it so only 1 root was hit hard. Also the second time hitting the same hair is a lot easier and less deep which is handy.Amazing product love it, after using IPL for almost a year and getting shitty results. Takes a long ass time but worth it :)

On first impressions I thought this product looked good, it didn't need a power cord and nearly all the stuff in the package was working.However, using the device was a whole different story. I would often experience a searing pain, it was endurable but not at all pleasant. The hair does come out easily after a few goes but it's such a long process it doesn't seem at all worth it. Furthermore, I found the hair would grow back again and again after using, it was thinner but there were no permanent results. Personally I found this device very fiddly and hard to use. The needle easily bends and the device has the tendency to fall apart. Overall I am very disappointed.There is no point buying this item. Laser treatment is far more sophisticated and now can be done in the comfort of your own home. Granted the price tag is hefty for IPL but it is far more efficient and a much larger treatment area can be covered in a small amount of time. This thing will take weeks with results that are so minimal it is not worth the time or effort.DO NOT buy and save your money for something like the Philips Lumea. This technology is very primitive and if you do purchase you will be very displeased.

It WORKS!!! It WORKS!!! Truly Godsend!!! I have been using it for 9 months now. Love it! It is resolving my problem. Most of the hair has gone now. Not regrown. But, new ones does come up though - few each time.Before, I used another equipment, laser, for 15 years every alternate day. No results. But now with this, once a week I am getting less and less hair on my chin. Same ones not regrown after few pull outs, You just need to know how to use it. You-Tube will teach you this. Pls Read on.Advice: Before purchase, go and watch You-Tube videos on “Clean and Easy.” Make sure they are from Clean and Easy. And, be prepared to see yucky pus (chyme) coming out of the skin pores. Watch each video a couple of times.Stylets are delicate and expensive to replace so make sure you learn the technic. You get one stylet with the equipment. Spares can be ordered. I am still using the first one. Now a slightly bent nib but it works.You will need these:1. Magnifying mirror 15x (10x okay too.) More magnification, the better, so you can see clearly where to place the stylet. Or, the stylet will break if it hits a hard surface.2. Tweezers - the tweezers the seller provides, is bulky and outdated!!! Stone Age type!!! And, we pay for it!!! This is why one less star.3. Cotton wool and Dettol - to clean the skin where unwanted hair is growing.4. Wide mouth cup for salt solution - you will dip your fingers in it.5. Table Salt.6. Square battery - 9V - best Duracell. (I keep the batteries in and connected. )I am still using the same first battery for nine months now.Warning: Be careful when removing the battery tabs. Pls see image above. They are fragile and can easily tear from the leather material attached. It is flimsy. Low grade make.7. A penny coin - to open the back cover. Another odd ancient method!!! - Not easy to open first time. Be prepared for this. Do not force it open or it will break. Need strong hands.Later, sellotape the coin at the back for future use. This is why one less star.8. Foundation (skin) cream to cover the pits it leaves behind.9. A spacious surface to lay out the equipment and accessories.10. A towel.11. Good lighting for UK.USE: Do use instruction manual.After turning dial on, open stylet and place it against the gold plate with salt solution on your finger tips. Pls see image. It makes a buzzing sound. It shows current is running.BUZZING SOUND:a). The buzzing sound may not work. Don’t panic. Salt debris collected in the stylet compartment. To open, push the stylet compartment outwards with care. Be warned, difficult to pull open the stylet compartment. Just use hands and not tools or you will break it. Clean the whole stylet with Dettol. Still not working, then it could be the battery.b). Also, possible, after completion, buzzing sound goes on continuously as long as battery is attached. Disconnect battery and clean the stylet compartment. May not work immediately. Put away with disconnected battery. Mine worked next time I used.c). When the stylet (used with salt on your finger tips) goes into the pore, it will make a buzzing sound. First time it buzzed all the way as long as the dial was on. Now buzzing sound only when in use. The buzzing sound can be muffled with a thick towel over it.AFTER USE:1. Stylet pen mouth gets clogged up. Open and close stylet several times in a cup of clean water. Do this each time after you finish. Or, the stylet will break/bend if the mouth of the stylet pen gets dry from debris.2. Also, clean the tweezers.Why use SALT solution?From Google: In hair removal, the electric current passes through a needle inserted into the hair follicle and chemically changes the salt and water in the skin to produce sodium hydroxide. Sodium hydroxide, commonly known as lye, is caustic enough to kill the cells that generate hair growth.Doctor:I even went to see my GP who sent me to a Dermatologist and they found a very small (1mm) cyst in my uterus. This caused facial hair growth. The cyst was too small for operation so I was told to use electrolysis. This is it.It WORKS! But first learn the technic and use a magnifying mirror. Cheers. UK.===========================