Corkscrew hair

Hair Removal Methods Professional Electrolysis
#1

I wish people would know why I chose this avatar in another forum to identify:

This is a picture of scanning electron microscope. It shows a hair regrown of a follicle that had been treated previously. The famous Arthur Hinkel, mentions and illustrates in his book ( Electrolysis, Thermolysis and the Blend. The principles and Practice of Permanent Hair Removal) and calls it “corkscrew hair” for the look like it.
I was lucky to find one of those hairs and thank the team of microscopy at the University of Malaga (Spain), perpetuate.

I chose this “character” to represent my avatar, because this time, it does not represent the DED (Electrology) technique, but to the DED as a person. The surviving hair, dared to defy the rules, not disappear. The DED (Electrology) wants the same challenge, namely to survive at the expense of effort, constancy and mutual aid. The hair had very few opportunities to regenerate (much follicular tissue damage) yet, it did. It had its happy ending. Will the DED (Electrology) have as a technique? … hopefully. http://picasaweb.google.es/jm0158969

#2

Is DED the name of your business? I can’t see the avatar. What am I doing wrong?

Dee

#3

No Dee, DED is the Spanish translation of technical electrology. Definitive Electrical Epilation. I dont know what is wrong. Maybe James could help you. My knowledge of computers is very limited.

#4

DED, your avatar choice is NOT coming through the system. No one can see it. If you email me the picture to me at ExecutiveClearance@gmail.com, I can see what I can do.

#5

OK James, I think now you can see. Sorry. Thank you

#6

My friend, you don’t have any avatar on HairTell.
You may have one on some other site, but not here. If you email it to me, I can help you get it on here, if you can’t put it here for yourself.

#7

For now, I hope the cork-screw hair as Signature will work for you while I see about having that moved to your avatar.

Funny thing is that is how most of my facial hairs looked when they were coming out at my first electrolysis session. I had never plucked, had rarely shaved, and with them being that twirlly, most practitioners did not want to go near me. At the schools, the joke has always been that my hairs are the final exam.

#8

I will testify to that. I have worked on James. He’s got some cork screw manly man hairs for sure. I had a “Glad to know ya!” moment and almost ran away the first time I looked at those hairs with my surgical loupes. Oh, the good old days when your skin was hairless like in your baby picture above. You look the same today except for the hair on your face. That hair-do is just precious.

#9

Curly hair, is a challenge for experts electrologyst. Are very difficult to treat, are survivors … until they are confronted with our needle.
James, your avatar is really beautiful. I definitely love the corkscrew hair.