Book recommendations?

Hair Removal Methods Do-It-Yourself Electrolysis
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I’m looking for an readily available book about galvanic electrolysis.

There has earlier been reccomended a book by Michael Bono named “The blend method”, but no even Abebooks can deliver.

As it’s galavanic and not blend I’m interested in I also want to know if all editions of the book covers this issue?

Thanks in advance for Your suggestions. /Marta

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Texas Electrolysis Supply has said they have the latest edition of the Bono Book available and ready to ship. You can reach them at 1-800 626-6025

The Blend book by Michael Bono explains Galvanic, Thermolysis and the Blend, but that title was already taken :wink: In order to do good blend, one must understand all three, and this book is the best primer out there for any form of electrolysis (except maybe kobioshi-yamada, but who does that?)

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When lookin at the TES site for the book I found this too:

“Electrolysis, Thermolysis, and The Blend” - Book - Hard Cover - A.R. Hinkel, The Principles and Practice of Permanent Hair Removal,"

How is the quality of this book?

The price is low enough to not collect 25% sales tax and 10 bucks of service fee at the swedish customs.

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It has some unchangable principles pertaining to the art and skill of performing electrolysis. My instructor called it, “the bible” of electrolysis when I was a student, however, there is some outdated information. I’m not sure when the last copyright was, but I’m thinking it was in the middle '70’s??

It would be a necessary reference to have on your shelf. There are other books that you should consider getting as well and a few video’s from Shuster would be helpful, too.

Dee

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Take a look:

http://www.hairtell.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/ubb/showflat/Number/18923/page/1#Post18923

Go to the Forums list and scroll down to the forum “Recommended Reading” for other sources.

Dee

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I tell everyone that if they are going to buy only ONE book, let it be Bono’s The Blend Method, or alternately, Meharg & Richard’s Cosmetic and Medical Electrolysis. After those two, The rest are about equal. Gior’s “Modern Electrolysis” has been updated in the past few years, so I would buy Gior before I would buy Hinkel.