newequipment innovations
Under £1,000
What it is: Sunjunkie Compact Spray TanningMachine
How it works? The Compact Spray TanningMachine is designed with a HVLP (high volume, low pressure) system that prevents any tanning product from over spraying and creates a flawless, sun kissed tan. The compact design and application has been specifically created to benefit salons.With the tanning system you will also receive a litre of Sunjunkie tanning solution.
How much? Prices from £499 • Sunjunkie: 0161 491 4499
What it is: 3 in 1 Steam System from BeautyPro
How it works: Following on from the success of the original BeautyPro Hot Towel Steamer®, BeautyPro have introduced the second product in their line. Designed as a multi functional system, the 3 in 1 Steam System™holds varying sized towels from face cloths to larger hand towels or up to 12 of their innovative Facial Wrap Towel™for estheticians and barbers. The system is also ideal for warming stones for massage or heating Thai compress balls.
How much? £149
inc.VAT • BeautyPro: 01273 3232 32
What it is: Bio Sculpture Gel LED lamp
How it works: Bio Sculpture Gel in the new platinum pots are now curable under LED lamps. Previously cured under UV lamps for two minutes, after continued research and development, selected Bio Sculpture gels can now be cured under LED lamps in 30 seconds. LED lights have a long life and therefore the bulbs in the unit will not need to be changed, eliminating any issues of weakening bulbs. LED bulbs will maintain their strength throughout the life of the curing unit. The full range of over 150 colour gels and treatment gels will continue to cure under UV lamps. Specially designed lamps are available for registered technicians to buy from their distributors.
How much? £95 +VAT
• Bio Sculpture Gel: 0845 331 2347 • Circle number: 163
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