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Author Kimberly Williams, R.E., Dean
Massachusetts & Utah Licensed &Registered Electrologist

THE TWO HAND PROGRESSIVE ELECTROLYSIS TECHNIQUE©

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The Dual Hand Kelly Practical Application America's Electrolysis Industry Standard©

THE TWO HAND HOKEY DOKEY ELECTROLYSIS TECHNIQUE©

California, the land of trendy so called fashionable hair removal where a few outmoded electrologists cling to the past trying to bring back a prehistoric old-fashioned practical application using their antique epilators. They call it the Two Hand Progressive Electrolysis Technique however 99 and 3/4 percent of America's licensed and registered electrologists do not use it because it reduces the effectiveness of your electrolysis treatments while reducing the clients progress to a snail's pace. There is nothing new progressive about "The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" and the few electrologists who practice this obsolete gimmick need to go back to electrolysis school because they're so far behind the times they refuse to practice common sense electrolysis known as the Kelly Technique in practice since 1933. What's the difference? The Kelly Technique is the accepted industry standard using the speedy efficient dual handed practical application technique adopted and used by 99 and 3/4% of US Electrologists in the Electrolysis Industry since 1933 to this very day. However it's 2013 and only 35% of America's electrologists use modern State of The Art Computerized Epilators that enhances the electrologist ability to treat 300 to 800 hairs treated per- hour versus 100 hairs per hour.Nevertheless there's a few electrologists using the obsolete "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" with their archaic non- computerized electrolysis epilators where they complete an unacceptable 50 to 100 hairs-per hour.

How Is The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique Practiced?

"The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" is when the electrologist uses the left hand to grasp the old hair with forceps while they use the right hand for inserting the probe down the follicle shaft to the base of the papilla. Starting and during the treatments the electrologists use the remaining fingers to gently press and stretch the skin. The electrologist insert the probe down the follicle shaft and the blend current is applied and after three seconds you observe the Sodium Hydroxide Bubbles exiting from the orifice of the hair. After the treatment the hair automatically release from being treated in the Blend Mode.

The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique Is Lame

After having tried the "The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" I can only say that for every hair treated I could effectively treat ten to fifteen hairs using the Kelly Practical Application Technique for all three modes Galvanic, Shortwave and Blend. The Kelly Practical Application is the accepted industry standard and most efficient dual handed practical application adopted and used by 99 and 3/4% of US Electrologists in the Electrolysis Industry since 1933 to this very day. For the record it's my professional belief that "The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique is outdated, outmoded and any electrologist that uses it takes two steps backwards for one step. The patient who volunteered for this treatment said, it was uncomfortable, painstaking slow coupled with a fair amount of discomfort. Nonetheless the final test was looking at the patients face and seeing most of hair hairs left untreated after a thirty minute treatment is unacceptable. Electrologists that cling to this technique should go back to electrolysis school or find another profession.

A professionally educated trained licensed electrologist will never acclimate to the "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" because we know it's professionally, ethically morally wrong since it violates the practical application of correct electrolysis procedure making the patients treatment longer and more expensive.

The Down Side of The Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique

On the other hand outdated electrologists that use the Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique are psychologically trapped where they refuse to upgrade their practical application out of fear of being humiliated from their professional peers. In addition they refuse to upgrade and use the modern computerized epilator. These outdated fools should advertise as "Prehistoric Electrologists & The Two Handed Regressive Electrolysis Technique". The treatment is painful, causes scabbing, scarring and pitting and is outmoded, outdated and ends up costing the consumer ten to twenty times as much as the Industry Standard.

The Dual Hand Kelly Practical Application America's Electrolysis Industry Standard

Without one doubt the accepted Industry Standard known as the Kelly Technique is common sense electrolysis with a dual-handed practical application were the entire left hand and fingers stretch and position the skin in a multitude of opposing directions to achieve a firm Three Way Stretch. After six months to a year in electrolysis school both hands learn to work in unison and the stretching left had is coordinated with the multi-tasked right hand that also stretches the skin while simultaneously inserting the probe held like a pencil down the angle of the hair and shaft to the base of the papilla and applying the timed electrical current. With the forceps being cupped in the palm held between the first and second crease of the pinky finger. After treating the hair the forceps cupped in the right hand slides down the inside of the palm and protrudes out to grasps the hair with the tip of the forceps held by the thumb, index finger, middle-finger ring finger and anchored by the pinky finger pulls the hair out in the direction its growing from. Working is unison this miracle of coordination is performed simultaneously by the right and left hand where it takes between four to seven seconds to treat each hair. This is common sense permanent hair removal while a few outdated electrologists use the obsolete "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" which is awkward and painstakingly slow that it takes 90 seconds to two minutes to treat one hair. I feel sorry for any electrologist who went to an outdated school only to learn this less effective prehistoric technique where the treatment takes longer and cost more to remove your patients unwanted hair problem.

When it comes to facial hair removal the Kelly Technique trained the student to work from behind the patient head which in turn allows the electrologist to encompass and cradle the patient's head and face. In addition electrolysis tables where set in a narrow confines thus leaving the student electrologist one option for face work and you had to learn to work from behind which ensures that student electrologist would learns the back-shot, which is the most accurate and quickest of all insertions. In addition after instructing you in the basics Diana Kelly the instructor allowed you to develop your own individual style and technique as long your insertions remained accurate.

On the other hand outdated electrologists that use Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique are psychologically trapped where they refuse to upgrade their practical application out of humiliation from their professional peers. In addition they refuse to upgrade and use the modern computerized epilator. These outdated fools should be advertised as "Prehistoric Electrologists With The "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" is painful, causes scabbing, scarring and pitting and is outmoded, outdated and ends up costing the consumer ten to twenty times as much as the Industry Standard.

In my book every patient needs to see real progress after every treatment and treating a paltry 100 to 150 hairs per- hour is unacceptable when the "Industry Standard" known as the "Kelly Technique" has been available since 1933 and the electrologist can treat 500 to 800 hairs per-hour. Electrologists who use the Kelly Technique known as the Americans Electrolysis Industry Standard with a modern computerized epilator can easily authenticate from 300 to 800 hairs treated per-hour because the computerized epilators have counters. In addition the "Industry Standard Kelly Technique" improves accuracy and comfort plus it's superior in every mode using Galvanic, Blend and Short- wave. In my 34 years of professional experience I can say the "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" causes painful insertions in addition to plucking many of the hairs.

In Summation,

A educated trained licensed and registered electrologist will never use the "Two Handed Progressive Electrolysis Technique" because it's professionally, ethically and morally wrong since it violates the practical application of correct electrolysis procedure making the patients treatment longer, more expensive and unsuccessful.

Kimberly Williams, R.E., Dean

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