Electrolysis Hair Removal by Vector

Suggested Retail Price: $199.95

Are you tired of hair removal hassles? Say goodbye to unwanted hair forever!

Shave your unwanted hair and it comes back again and again. What about razor cuts? No body wants them but sometimes you just can't be careful enough. Hair removal creams are messy and expensive. How much will they cost to use for a lifetime. The results aren't permanent. The hair always comes back. You'll have to buy more to remove your unwanted hair again and again. If you spend just $30 per year on hair removal creams, it would cost $1,200 for hair removal over 40 years. Now there is a better way!

• Safe - FDA tested (FDA Registered #9043298)
• Effective - Permanent hair removal
• Convenient - Use it in the privacy of your own home.

The Vector Hair Removal System is so advanced that it achieves professional results without the use of a needle. Tweezers are used to make the procedure safer and less painful. Clinical studies have shown that the Vector system has equivalent effectiveness as professional needle electrolysis.

The Vector replaces salon visits and you will no longer have to pay $80/hr for electrolysis sessions. The Vector Electrolysis System comes with the Vector electrolysis machine, patch electrodes, conductivity gel, and galvanic tweezers all for the unbelievably low price of just $199.95!

How does Vector Electrolysis Hair Removal work?

Needle Electrolysis: Electrolysis is a process in which a needle is inserted into the hair shaft and then an electrical current is passed through the hair follicle. Although hair itself is dry, below the surface of the skin it is immersed in a watery environment with a high mineral content. The electrical current from the needle causes a chemical reaction and turns the water and salt in the hair follicle into sodium hydroxide. This sodium hydroxide dissolves the hair follicle and the papilla causing a complete and permanent destruction of hair growth. Even though this is a highly effective procedure, it is also has many drawbacks. First of all, the insertion of a needle into the skin over and over again can be quite painful. Treatment with a needle also requires a high degree of skill, the technician must guide the needle very accurately to reach the bottom of the hair follicle. Penetrating the skin with a needle also increases chances of infection.

Vector Electrolysis: As it turns out, it is completely unnecessary to insert a needle to produce sodium hydroxide in the hair follicle. The Vectorâ„¢ machine works by simply grasping the hair with tweezers and applying a highly conductive gel with silver chloride. Without the electrically conductive gel this process would not work, as hair cannot conduct electricity. Applying silver chloride gel to the hair above the skin allows electrical current to pass over the non-conductive portion down into the hair follicle.