By BeeWise November 27, 2014
I had been suffering from rosacea... painful. My dermatologist gave me some cream that burned so bad. I tried skin care specialist at Boditec. She helped me so much. My painful raw red skin is under control. The facial soothed and healed. My skin felf better than ever. Thank you! ...read more
By WWI June 20, 2013
I made my first visit to Number 1 Hair and Nails. I am somewhat salonphobic, but Anna made me feel like an old friend. The salon is clean and efficient, and the prices are quite reasonable. Anna's hair coloring technique was a great success. I highly recommend that you give the place a try. It is behind 24-Hour Fitness on La Paz near the freeway. ...read more
By Gail Dombrowski December 01, 2010
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT AND WANT TO ORDER ONLINE. IS THERE A WEBSITE? I LIVE IN NORTHERN CALIF AND OUR SKIN GETS VERY DRY DURING THE WINTER. THANK YOU ...read more
Did you know that electrolysis is the only method of permanent hair removal approved by the FDA??? Electrolysis has been in use since 1875. WOW – that’s a long time.I decided to check it out and found why laser was not included on the approval list. Laser is only a reduction or thinning out of hair so the FDA won’t allow laser companies to promote their service as permanent. Some people online even stated that their hair growth worsened after laser treatments. I checked into the safety of laser hair removal and found out that it emits Non-Ionizing Radiation. What the heck is Non-Ionizing Radiation??? After a Google search I found the following two paragraphs on the US Department of Labor Occupational Safety&Health; Administration website. “Non-ionizing radiation is described as a series of energy waves composed of oscillating electric and magnetic fields traveling at the speed of light. Non-ionizing radiation includes the spectrum of ultraviolet (UV), visible light, infrared (IR), microwave (MW), radio frequency (RF), and extremely low frequency (ELF).Lasers commonly operate in the UV, visible, and IR frequencies. Non-ionizing radiation is found in a wide range of occupational settings and can pose a considerable health risk to potentially exposed workers if not properly controlled. Laser HazardsLasers typically emit optical (UV, visible light, IR) radiations and are primarily an eye and skin hazard. Common lasers include CO IR laser; helium - neon, neodymium YAG, and ruby visible lasers, and the Nitrogen UV laser.” I remember my mom constantly saying “don’t stand in front of the microwave”. If lasers are dangerous, especially around the eye area, why are people using laser to have work done on their eyebrows? I’ll be back with more on the hazards of electrolysis. Be safe and thanks for listening. Judy ...read more
By Flash Electrolysis January 06, 2012
Homemade skin treatments are often organic; therefore, better for your skin. There are a variety of ways that you can treat your skin at home using things that you already have. There are no harsh chemicals that can dry out your skin leaving it feeling worse than it did before. ...read more
Most of the cosmetics we put on our skin make its way into the blood stream. Many cosmetic companies are still using dangerous ingredients in cosmetic and personal care products. Paraben is one of the ingredients found in cosmetics, and can cause cancer, weight gain and even ages your skin. You can fi... ...read more