hair removal technology


The SkinPULSE SHR (Super Hair Removal) is a light-based treatment claiming to be pain free. The device uses advanced technologies such as e-motion to provide a gentle and incremental heating process as opposed to the high intensity and high temperatures that are associated with IPL and Laser treatments. The SkinPULSE SHR reduces the average hair removal treatment time down to 10 minutes, providing your clients with a faster, effective way of removing unwanted hairs.


• Cosmedico: 01344 411 480


The Crystal Clear Intense Pulsed Light device offers an effective hair removal treatment with its unique ‘Square Pulse’ output. Where other IPL products offer very light intensity during each pulse, Crystal Clear IPL’s light output is constant throughout the entire pulse length, thus saving energy.


It uses a multi-lamp configuration, and because the heat is confined in a safe and accurate way, this minimises the scattering of light and allows a more uniform result.


• Crystal Clear: 0151 709 7227


The Square Epil is a Laser hair removal device, available for use on all skin types. Featuring a 30mm square spot size to achieve safer treatments, this should enable your clients to have a more effective result, meaning less sessions. The device also features an integrated smoke evacuator, integrated skin scanner and a skin contact sensor.


• Advanced Esthetics Solutions: 029 2023 1228


Lynton Lasers’ Duetto MT device delivers the use of two powerful Lasers in one for more effective results and quicker treatment times. Designed to treat all skin and hair types, the Duetto MT applicator is placed on the skin, and releases a short pulse of light which targets many hair follicles simultaneously. The light energy heats the pigment to destroy the hair follicle without damaging the surrounding cells, and this process is then repeated to treat the relevant area.


Treatment sessions vary depending on which area is being targeted, however they are typically conducted every four to eight weeks until a satisfactory result is seen.


• Lynton Lasers: 01477 536 977


The new Forma Magma Diode Laser delivers effective and fast hair removal. It is claimed that the treatment can remove 86% of unwanted facial or body hair in just three sessions using the highly powerful 808nm Diode.


The device has a large spot size for more coverage, allowing 10 shots per second. It is also able to provide shorter, more aggressive pulses to combat thick, stubborn hair.


• Naturastudios: 0333 358 3904


The UltraPlus is a multi-application device which uses Variable Pulsed Light (VPL™


) technology from Energist.


The compact system features hand-pieces specific for different treatments to ensure delivery of optimal wavelengths and uses multiple, variable length pulses of light which allows for a more effective and safer treatment - even on darker skin types.


• Energist: 01792 798 768


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