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Comment by Katie Horsman on October 6, 2011 at 8:35pm

I currently use an oxygen concentrator for infusion treatments. I am interested in treatment products that do not clog the airbrush. Any suggestions?

Comment by Shelley Hancock on October 5, 2011 at 3:31pm

Hi Everyone......Well, last week I connected with a company that sells an oxygen infusion machine for a really great price and I purchased it. In fact, as I'm writing this post I'm sucking up some fresh oxygen to give me some energy to make it through the day!! I will be working closely with this company giving them my feedback on serums/products and future equipment they are developing. I will have a page up on my website about this in the next couple of days and I'm filming a training video this weekend. They have been running an end of Summer special for only $1295...I have sold 12 machines in the past 5 days!! I can take orders at this price up until Friday afternoon. Call me or email me if you are interested!! (650) 286-0311

Comment by Theresa on September 25, 2011 at 8:54pm

Hi Shelley,

I purchased and received the spatula and love it. I had been using a table top skin scrubber and the only way for it to work was to place a static band on my client.  The hand held is by far the best and easy to use. I no longer have to use a static band nor do I have to explain to my clients why I have to use the band. Thanks for making my work day easier.

Comment by Shelley Hancock on September 24, 2011 at 1:17pm

I've found a gal here in the States that has been making a compact, nice looking microcurrent machine for many years. It has the double probe wands. The price is in the $7000 range, which I think is high, but that includes her coming to your Center (wherever you are!) to do a two day training. The first day is just you and her (and your staff). The second day, you invite clients and you work on them together (kind of like my Jump Start Day). One of the main things I hear from a lot of Esty's is that they haven't received proper training with their microcurrent purchases.

I just wanted to hear some opinions on whether you would spend $7000 if it included fabulous training. I'm still in the beginning stages of speaking with this woman but I do always like to support the small businesses...especially women! Please let me know what you think...thanks!

Comment by Shelley Hancock on September 20, 2011 at 6:53am

Virginia...Thanks so much, your new toy will ship out this morning. I'm adding in a "Try Me" size of my Real Transformation Serum. Hope you enjoy it!

Comment by Virginia Mabbun on September 19, 2011 at 5:16pm

I love gadgets Too!

Comment by Virginia Mabbun on September 19, 2011 at 5:14pm

Hi Shelley, I just orDered your Spatula and I can't waIt to start Using It. I

Comment by Shelley Hancock on September 19, 2011 at 2:27pm

Yes, the ultrasonic spatula is very easy to use! I have a training video on my website: http://www.shelleyhancock.com/ultrasonicspatula.html

You want a unit with at least 28,000 vibrations per second. I like cordless portable ones personally. At one point years ago I was given a bigger tabletop unit and wasn't impressed at all. You don't need to spend a ton of $$ on a spatula.

Comment by Maria Speckman on September 19, 2011 at 11:47am

Shelley, you are right, I did mean dermafiles.  Are he Ultrasonic spatula really that easy to use?  Are there different kinds I should know about.  If so, which is the one I should be looking into?

Comment by Shelley Hancock on September 18, 2011 at 3:44pm

Hi Maria...I'm thinking you mean the Dermafiles not Dermaplanes. Am I right? I would go for the Ultrasonic Spatula first because you can exfoliate, extract and penetrate....more bang for your buck!

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