The removal of surperflous hair by the electrolytic action of galvanic current had its beginning in 1875, when a report was submitted to the medical profession by: - ANSWERCharles E. Michel, M.D.
When the needle is introduced into the hair follicle and the current is applied, the body salts combine with moisture in the tissue, which results in the production of: - ANSWERLYE
The current may be available along the entire length of the needle, but it affects tissue only where it encounters: - ANSWERMoisture
The deeper the insertion, the greater the flow of current into the follicle, because greater depth involves: - ANSWERGreater Moisture Contact
Sebum is an excellent: - ANSWERInsulator
During an electrolysis treatment, when a complete circuit is established the current will flow from the source (the machine), trough the patron and then: - ANSWERGo back to the source
The Negative pole produces: - ANSWERSodium Hydroxide
The positive pole produces: - ANSWERHydrochloric Acid
With experience you will find that the larger diameter hairs and the faster growing hairs are the: - ANSWERDeepest
When preparing for a treatment, it is safter to select a needle that is: - ANSWERToo Long
The use of the positive pole (usually in the form of a roller) to distribute galvanic current over the skin is called: - ANSWERCataphoresis
Anaphoresis (the use of the negative pole): - ANSWERIrritates the skin and promotes redness