Jupiterimages/Creatas/Getty ImagesHand-held galvanic facial machines are not only affordable but effective anti-aging tools. 'Galvanic is an electric current that is applied to the skin by way of conductive gels.
Manual Galvanic Spa II System Facial Gels 180 Face Wash 180 Skin Mist 180 Day and Night Electrotherapy (cosmetic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - High-frequency treatment; Galvanic treatment Galvanic treatment are often. A galvanic facial can be considered a 'non-surgical facelift', and results include smoothed out wrinkles, tightened muscles and increased blood circulation, which nourishes the skin cells. Galvanic facials can be very beneficial for individuals with very oily and/or acneic skin.
It works on the principle of like charges repelling each other,' says certified esthetician Jeffrie Ann Hall. When used in combination with specially charged gels, galvanic facial machines may smooth skin, reduce the appearance of wrinkles, clarify skin tone and give sagging skin a lift. Apply the pre-treatment gel to one half of your face and neck. Look in the mirror for placement reference. Push the start button that on most machines will also indicate a specific treatment time.
Use a kitchen timer or watch if the machine does not offer this feature. The Nu Skin Company, a major manufacturer of galvanic machines, recommends choosing two minutes for this portion of the treatment.Wet your hand and grip the device, making sure your fingers are in contact with the conductive part of the machine. Start your facial by touching the end of the galvanic machine to your skin. Move the unit around your face and neck where you applied the pre-treatment gel. Stop when the timer goes off or the machine indicates the treatment is done.
Rinse off the remaining gel. Repeat these steps on the other side.Smooth the treatment gel onto one half of your face and neck. Choose your treatment time according to the directions for the specific machine. Set your timer or again follow the manufacturer's guidelines for time selection. Hall recommends three to five minutes for the main treatment.Wet your hand as you did for the pre-treatment phase. Make contact with your cheek and proceed with the treatment by moving the device around smoothly.
Rinse and dry your skin. Move on to the other side of your face, using the same directions.Turn off the unit by pushing the power button. Remove any gel residue with a damp towel. Apply any additional skin care products such as serum, moisturizer or sunscreen at this time.
George Doyle/Stockbyte/Getty ImagesHigh frequency skin treatments are one of the more potent weapons in the esthetician’s arsenal. High frequency allows an esthetician to stimulate circulation and cell metabolism for younger-looking skin. Estheticians also use it to treat and prevent acne by oxygenating the skin and producing an antiseptic effect.
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An oscillating circuit creates an alternating current that activates glass tubes (electrodes) filled with argon or neon gas. This current vibrates the water molecules in the skin and produces a heat effect, along with ozone. Unlike other electrical skin treatments, high frequency can be used on bare skin, but sometimes an esthetician uses it over gauze or a cream to assist in glide.
Done properly, high frequency treatments are not painful. Turn on the machine and adjust the power setting to the proper position based on manufacturer’s instructions and the client’s comfort level.Place your index finger onto the glass electrode. Do not remove your finger until the electrode is in contact with the client’s skin. Removing the finger too early creates an uncomfortable spark effect on the client’s skin.Glide the electrode over the face in a circular motion.
Maintain continual contact, not pulling away more than ¼ inch. Start with the forehead, then move to the nose, cheeks and chin.Place a finger on the electrode when finished before pulling the electrode off the face.Treat problem areas such as individual blemishes by “sparking” the spot with the edge of the electrode. Place your finger on the electrode, touch the electrode to the spot and remove your finger. Quickly replace your finger on the electrode, remove the electrode from the face and repeat in another area.Turn the power switch off.
Clean the electrode with a solution of soap and water — do not immerse the electrode in water or get the metal end wet. Dry the electrode with a clean towel and put away.
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Jupiterimages/Creatas/Getty ImagesHand-held galvanic facial machines are not only affordable but effective anti-aging tools. 'Galvanic is an electric current that is applied to the skin by way of conductive gels.
Manual Galvanic Spa II System Facial Gels 180 Face Wash 180 Skin Mist 180 Day and Night Electrotherapy (cosmetic) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - High-frequency treatment; Galvanic treatment Galvanic treatment are often. A galvanic facial can be considered a 'non-surgical facelift', and results include smoothed out wrinkles, tightened muscles and increased blood circulation, which nourishes the skin cells. Galvanic facials can be very beneficial for individuals with very oily and/or acneic skin.
It works on the principle of like charges repelling each other,' says certified esthetician Jeffrie Ann Hall. When used in combination with specially charged gels, galvanic facial machines may smooth skin, reduce the appearance of wrinkles, clarify skin tone and give sagging skin a lift. Apply the pre-treatment gel to one half of your face and neck. Look in the mirror for placement reference. Push the start button that on most machines will also indicate a specific treatment time.
Use a kitchen timer or watch if the machine does not offer this feature. The Nu Skin Company, a major manufacturer of galvanic machines, recommends choosing two minutes for this portion of the treatment.Wet your hand and grip the device, making sure your fingers are in contact with the conductive part of the machine. Start your facial by touching the end of the galvanic machine to your skin. Move the unit around your face and neck where you applied the pre-treatment gel. Stop when the timer goes off or the machine indicates the treatment is done.
Rinse off the remaining gel. Repeat these steps on the other side.Smooth the treatment gel onto one half of your face and neck. Choose your treatment time according to the directions for the specific machine. Set your timer or again follow the manufacturer's guidelines for time selection. Hall recommends three to five minutes for the main treatment.Wet your hand as you did for the pre-treatment phase. Make contact with your cheek and proceed with the treatment by moving the device around smoothly.
Rinse and dry your skin. Move on to the other side of your face, using the same directions.Turn off the unit by pushing the power button. Remove any gel residue with a damp towel. Apply any additional skin care products such as serum, moisturizer or sunscreen at this time.
George Doyle/Stockbyte/Getty ImagesHigh frequency skin treatments are one of the more potent weapons in the esthetician’s arsenal. High frequency allows an esthetician to stimulate circulation and cell metabolism for younger-looking skin. Estheticians also use it to treat and prevent acne by oxygenating the skin and producing an antiseptic effect.
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An oscillating circuit creates an alternating current that activates glass tubes (electrodes) filled with argon or neon gas. This current vibrates the water molecules in the skin and produces a heat effect, along with ozone. Unlike other electrical skin treatments, high frequency can be used on bare skin, but sometimes an esthetician uses it over gauze or a cream to assist in glide.
Done properly, high frequency treatments are not painful. Turn on the machine and adjust the power setting to the proper position based on manufacturer’s instructions and the client’s comfort level.Place your index finger onto the glass electrode. Do not remove your finger until the electrode is in contact with the client’s skin. Removing the finger too early creates an uncomfortable spark effect on the client’s skin.Glide the electrode over the face in a circular motion.
Maintain continual contact, not pulling away more than ¼ inch. Start with the forehead, then move to the nose, cheeks and chin.Place a finger on the electrode when finished before pulling the electrode off the face.Treat problem areas such as individual blemishes by “sparking” the spot with the edge of the electrode. Place your finger on the electrode, touch the electrode to the spot and remove your finger. Quickly replace your finger on the electrode, remove the electrode from the face and repeat in another area.Turn the power switch off.
Clean the electrode with a solution of soap and water — do not immerse the electrode in water or get the metal end wet. Dry the electrode with a clean towel and put away.
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