Electrolysis Worksheet

Electrolysis is a procedure designed to provide ______ hair removal.

Electrolysis is arguably the most skilled area of ______, giving unsurpassed emotional and financial rewards to the electrolysis electrologist.

Electrolysis is the only hair removal method that gives ______ results.

Electrolysis offers freedom from the constant use of temporary methods of hair ______

Electrolysis treatment is not restricted to certain hair or ______ colors.

It was proven many years ago that shaving doesn’t affect hair ______

This comparative study will demonstrate how laser hair removal and ______ hair removal work

Electrolysis is the only method of hair removal that can claim 'permanent hair removal'

Electrolysis works for everybody on all hairs and all skin types

Laser doesn't work in 60 percent of the cases

Electricity is the flow of ______ along a conductor

Galvani explained the _______ theory of 'animal electricity'

Direct current produced by a battery was known as _______ current

An alternating current continuously reverses its _______

The high-frequency alternating current required for thermolysis is produced by an _______

Thermolysis uses a range of megahertz, from _____ to 27MHz

An oscillator increases the frequency of thermolysis to as much as _____

Galvanic electrolysis is carried out by direct voltage (AC to DC) and controlled current flowing in _____ direction

Direct current flows only in one ______

In direct current or 'galvanic' electrolysis the electrons flow from the machine source, through the needle holder, and into the electrolysis needle which acts as the ______ pole

The six basic sources which can be used to produce electricity are: Friction – electricity produced by ______ two materials together. Pressure – electricity produced by applying pressure to a crystal of certain materials. Heat – electricity produced by heating the junction of a thermo-couple. Light – electricity produced by light ______ striking photo-sensitive materials. Magnetism – electricity produced by the movement of a magnet and a wire that results in cutting through lines of force.

Electrolysis is defined as the decomposition of an electrolyte by the action of a direct electric current passing through it. Broadly speaking, an electrode the size of the hair (called a needle or probe) is placed into the hair follicle and used to conduct a very low current to the growing portion of the hair follicle. The current disables the growing portion of the follicle leading to its permanent destruction and the inability to produce ______.

Throughout history people have gone to great lengths to remove unwanted ______. The earliest references to hair removal come from the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia (now Iraq), Egypt and Greece.

The removal of bodily hair was considered an art, a tradition that has been handed down through the generations. Certain Arabic people still practice total bodily hair removal, especially prior to the wedding night. Ancient Arabians used string to remove ______, a practice which we now call threading.

Early depilatory creams were made from ingredients such as arsenic, quick lime, resin, ivy gum extracts, bat’s blood, and powdered viper. A small current with a long history: ______ hair removal. Before the invention of electrolysis, hairs were removed only for medical reasons.

Electrolysis for Hair Removal

Permanent Hair Removal

Electrolysis vs Laser

Electricity

Galvani's Animal Electricity

Direct Current (DC)

Alternating Current (AC)

Thermolysis

Galvanic Electrolysis

Sources of Electricity: Friction

Sources of Electricity: Pressure

Sources of Electricity: Light

Sources of Electricity: Magnetism

Sources of Electricity: Electrolysis

Electrolysis Process

Electrolysis for Hair Removal: Process

History of Hair Removal

Threading for Hair Removal

Ancient Depilatory Creams

Electrolysis: Medical Origins

Electrolysis Needle

Growing Portion of Hair Follicle

Permanent Hair Removal: Mechanism