ELECTROLYSIS COURSE BOOK

VTCT Level 3 Electrical Epilation (Electrolysis) Course Book by The Angel Academy of Teaching & Training.

This Book which is published on Amazon is the Perfect Work Book to have when studying the VTCT L3 Electrical Epilation Course or the VTCT Unit Upgrade (from the NVQ L3).

VTCT Level 3 Electrical Epilation Course

VTCT Unit Upgrade Electrical Epilation

The AATT offer a FAST TRACK course offering BESPOKE dates to all students making it easier for everyone to learn at their own convenience. Established since 2003, The AATT has a long track record of success and are accredited to provide 100’s of courses for VTCT, NVQ, ABT and CPD.

Electrolysis hair removal is the only official method approved by the FDA that achieves permanent hair removal. The customer will require multiple sessions in order to achieve the best possible results, and may need top-up sessions throughout the year but permanent hair removal isn’t 100% guaranteed for everyone, as there are many factors that can effect it such as hormonal imbalances, pregnancy and menopause.

How Does It Work

A very fine needle-shaped electrode, or metal probe introduces an electrical current into each hair follicle to destroy the root, and this can be galvanic, thermolysis or a blend.

Hair growth in has three stages: growing (anagen), resting (catagen) and shedding (telogen). The hair growth cycle will differ in different stages of growth on all of the body and it is due to this that multiple sessions are needed. A hair has to be in the anagen phase for electrolysis hair removal to be most effective- similar to laser hair removal.

It has the best track record. Electrolysis has the best overall results (on small areas), versus any other method, in getting rid of hair for longer periods of time if not permanently.

All skin types and hair colours can benefit. Unlike IPL (intense pulsed light) it does not target pigmentation (this determines hair and skin colour), but attacks and works to destroy the hair follicle itself.

What Does The Course Include?

When choosing a course ensure that it includes both theory and a wide variety of practical content. Every course should include: