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ombination Beauty systems offering a multitude of


treatment options and technologies deliver more bang for your buck!


Investing in a new piece of equipment for your salon or beauty business is often a big consideration. You need your investment to work hard for you – to deliver the latest treatments efficiently, produce effective results and maximise your takings.


Understanding the need to deliver, today’s manufacturers are producing some of the hardest working equipment our industry has ever seen. Multi- functional systems now enable you to offer your clients a multitude of the hottest beauty treatments in just one machine – without the need to spend your hard earned cash or investment on multiple items of equipment.


The key is choosing equipment that combines the latest technologies that can be used independently of each other as well as in combination. This not only enables you to offer a system’s signature treatment, such as CACI’s Non-Surgical Facial using the CACI Ultra, but also means you can enhance your existing treatments with the individual technologies that a system offers.


For example, you could boost the results of your standard facials, turning them into luxury treatments, by adding a Microdermabrasion phase, or perhaps create a specific anti-Acne treatment by utilising a blue LED function on a machine combined with your regular blemish-busting therapy.


You can also enhance your range of body treatments using such systems, as many devices enable you to deliver effective toning, smoothing and fat reduction treatments on the abdomen, buttocks, legs and arms, in addition to any facial functions they offer.


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