Hi,
I would refer Mary Kilbane (member of AEA) for blend electrolysis. I have recently started with her and she seems great!!
Regards.
This poster has not visited since last July (2006), so you probably won’t get a response. I can put you in touch with her if you private message me and she gives me permission, of course.
Dee
Wait, are you saying you want to travel from Chicago? How many electrologists have you tried in Chicago? I just noticed your location.
Her prices are very good. I love her website, especially the testimonials. I have not met her acquaintence. Please make an appointment with her, as I think she sounds very promising.
Call her again and get a consult and sample treatment or a short appointment. If she is as busy as I am this month, it would be easy to not return a call within two hours. We don’t want to forget to return a call, but it may have been a very busy day for her, so don’t let that bother you too much.
I say go for this possibility!
Dee
She’s listed on the AEA website.
I had trouble finding my own name on the Ohio State Board site at one time. Maybe she included a middle initial on her license. You have to have the exact name.
Never heard of Betsy Ross in Columbus. The only Betsy Ross that I know is the historic figure that made the flag. Never seen her name listed, so I don’t know what to tell you. There are not many of us here doing electrolysis for a city of 1,000,000 people. We could use her help. Not many new electrologists seem to make it unless they have a mentor.
I still think Tracie sounds great.
Dee
Well, I just saw that you were referring to Columbus, Indiana. No wonder I never heard of Betsy Ross! Sorry for confusing anyone.
I wouldn’t pay that much attention to outdated online listings of someone’s credentials. Many of those things do not get updated regularly. Schedule a consultation with her and have one 15 min sample treatment. Doesn’t cost that much and you’ll get a good idea of her skill.
If her license is current, it should be displayed in a conspicuous location. If you don’t see it, ask.