Microdermabrasion Demonstration

[@Morganna_lefay]

the suction part of the procedure is really meant to pick up the crystals, if the suction was that strong it would break capillaries too, Polishing with the crystals alone exfoliates the dirt off, and also removes the sebum this way. :)

[@cyndiy1]

I also I'm following it up with a ultrasound treatment using an depigmentation serum that has no hydroquinone in it, or an oxygen plasma serum with a nano gel that is oxygen plasma, aloe vera, msm and the results are awesome I have mechanically exfoliated the skin and then I nourish it with the products and the ultrasound! Also I can do an oxygen facial afterwards using vitamins, hydrosopic enzymes and in the nebulizer an activator of 87 different micronize amino acids, dropping vitamin A, C, and E also in the nerbulizer and blowing all that into the skin with pure oxygen!! The results are awesome! Hope you have liked what I shared!

[@tomissmitten]

I thought it was better if you stretch the skin with 2 fingers for more effective traction/connection with the skin when doing the passes with microdermabrasion, or do I have that wrong?

[@cyndiy1]

now this is more my style I don't ever go down tho, and I like to do more uniform and a bit slower and smoother!

[@tomissmitten]

I thought her passes looked very fast as well!

[@kimberjung1]

Very informative. Thank you for posting.

[@Morganna_lefay]

They aren't Toxic and these are the same crystals being used by Doctors and Salons, they also pay a cheap price because it is cheap, silly, they charge a lot at Salons because they use the machine, the ones I sell are MEDICAL GRADE and they are too large for absorption hence why they exfoliate, they get rinsed off and it cannot be absorbed by the skin, the grains are way too large, there is no toxic issue.

[@MsCerise007]

Thank you. do you still have it for sale & how much?

[@AP-ng6kh]

does this thing you used hurt?

[@MsCerise007]

Where do you get aluminum oxide crystals? someone said they are toxic?

[@MsCerise007]

I checked your ch & didn't find it anywhere. What video listing is it under?

[@slyguy18]

You dont need gloves lol, i have had many skin care treatments and am in school for esthetics, We thoroughly wash our hands and keep them sanitized. and I believe this is the diamond tip.. no crystals. its just a suction with grit at the end of the tube. and even if it was the crystals they arnt toxic lol they are being picked up by the suction tube.

[@cyndiy1]

I have used crystals and diamond tip, and I always use gloves, for one it is softer to the touch to the client and applies the products better into their skin and also keeps it from all going into your hands, gives you better control of the usage of products! Always be professional in your treatments, if you are going to wear street clothes wear a lab coat, stud earrings no danglers and your hair where it doesn't hang into your face when looking down, if you wear long hair clip it back during work or procedures! I hope you like what I shared! I have 34 years in complexion perfection!

[@lolaluna1326]

No gloves?

[@ilianasaldarriaga1078]

YEAH!! I GOT THIS TREATMENT IN MY COUNTRY AND THE LADY HAD A WHITE CLEAN LAB COAT BUT NO GLOVES. AND I SHE SHE STEAM MY FACE BEFORE EVERYTHING

[@hannahherron7864]

She’s going waaay too fast

[@denisesanderson7010]

Since when does a professional beauty therapist where dangling beads, no uniform and no gloves. She should have prepared her client better ie protect his clothing...........so unprofessional.............not good.

[@chrisiden1]

lol hes not a client...he is the doctor where she works

[@Divacoolstyle]

good info - p.s. aluminum crystals are toxic do your homework - if its cheap thereis a reason - IT ISNT GOOD !!

[@217medusa]

But it doesn't suck the dirt out of your pores.

[@AndresRomeroBlog]

She's hot

[@julia.c.mcclure92]

Hahahaha hahahaha