I have a question…
given that different temperatures cause different reactions in skin and follicle tissue, is there some recommendation either way for treatment in hotter drier conditions, where the pores and follicles wopuld open up more for easier insertion, or in colder (airconditioned)temperatures where the lesser peripheral circulation and the tightening such as in ‘goose bumps’ may be beneficial in possible higher treatment levels?
As electrologists, do you think the skin’s reaction to the ambient temperature has much bearing on treatment options you can offer?
Cheers,
David
[ July 01, 2004, 06:40 AM: Message edited by: IHH ]