Enjoying Our New Location
The move to our new location went seamlessly. We have enjoyed the heartfelt welcome from the OneLife Community Church within their Wellness Center, along with the other small businesses housed on the property. The church is in the Seattle Wedgwood ...
Off the Road – Watson & Mayberry
It’s time to take a break from Electrology news and check out some local artists and their wares I find uniquely special. Meet one of my favorite local artists, Stephanie Sheridan. Stephanie's company Watson & Mayberry specializes in one-of-a-kind designs ...
Off the Road – Dedrejewels
It's time to take a break from Electrology news and check out some local artists and their wares I find very special. Meet one of my favorite local jewelry artists, Dedrea Danilov. Her wares are handmade in her Studio located ...
Electrology History: Timeline for Permanent Methods, 1945
1945 - In 1945, Henri St. Pierre and Arthur Hinkel successfully blended galvanic current with a high frequency current of low intensity. the currents ran simultaneously through a single tapered needle. This blend method was devised to destroy the dermal ...
Electrology History: Timeline for Permanent Methods, 1924
1924 - In 1914, Dr. Henri Brodier of Lyon, France developed thermolysis (thur MOL i sis), a method of hair removal using high frequency or alternating current. this method created heat to destroy the papilla, and soon became popular because ...
Electrology History: Timeline for Permanent Methods, 1916
1916 - The direct current process was time consuming and tedious. In 1916, Professor Paul Kree of New York, developed a multiple galvanic machine. this allowed the electrologist to insert up to 10 needles in time sequence instead of spending ...