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EPISODE · Feb 9, 2025 · 1H 2M

Peach Fuzz, Eye Strain & How Many ELs is Too Many?

from Electrolysis Unplugged · host Electrology Education Coalition -E2C

In this week’s episode of Electrolysis Unplugged, we’re tackling some of the hottest listener questions from Mentorship Hour! From the battle against stubborn peach fuzz to the latest pain distraction devices, we’re covering it all. Plus, we dive into the world of electrolysis machines and probes, and ask the ultimate question—just how many ELs is too many ELs? 🤔✨ Topics covered in this episode:⚡️ Best techniques for treating peach fuzz⚡️ How to reduce eye strain during long treatment sessions⚡️ Pain distraction devices—do they really work?⚡️ The latest machines and probes on the market⚡️ And of course… the great EL debate!Join hosts Stephanie Shields & Joanie Gonella for another fun and informative session of Electrolysis Unplugged! 🎙️📩 Got a question you’d love answered? Drop it in the comments or send it our way for a future episode!🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube!#ElectrolysisUnplugged #MentorshipHour #Electrolysis #HairRemoval #PeachFuzz #ElectrologyEducation #PainManagement #AestheticIndustry #EyeStrainRelief #ZapMaster #ElectrologyTech #BeautyPodcast #ElectrolysisMachines

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