The Principles and Practice of ELECTRICAL EPILATION

R213.00

Written for the practising electrolysist and student, The Principles and Practice of Electrical Epilation covers all aspects of electro-epilation and takes into account recent changes and advances in technology during the past decade. These changes are wide-ranging and topics covered in this book include: the Blend technique of electro-epilaton, the development of pre-sterilized disposable needles, the advent of AIDS, training, and health and safety at work.

A knowledge of endocrinology, the structure and growth cycle of hair, the skin, hygiene, electricity and basic first aid is essential to an understanding of why hair growth occurs and how this problem which causes distress to very many people can be treated both safely and efficiently. All these topics are thoroughly covered and advice on how to set up your own practice is also given.

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Authored by Sheila Godfrey and published by Butterworth-Heinemann of Oxford, U.K. in 1992. Soft cover bound this First Edition copy is in Very Good condition, covered in plastic with an illustrated cover. The size of the book is 245x188x13mm, with 179 pages including the index, list of U.K. examination boards, professional associations, glossary and bibliography. Small scuffs at head & tail of spine; bookseller’s sticker. 179pp; b&w photos and line drawings throughout text.