Machine Leasing? Any recommendations or experience to share?

Hello,  Fellow Estys!

I am fairly newly licensed and am starting out small in my own room.   I would love to get my hands on some great machines, but I do not have the money to purchase one at this time. 

Do you have experience leasing a machine?  I am thinking specifically microderm although a large microcurrent machine would be great.  (I do have the BT Nano for MC.)  I am also interested in full-face LED machines.

Where would I find companies to lease these?  Any reasons I shouldn't?

 

Thanks in advance,

Julia in Woodinville, WA

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Permalink Reply by Kelsey Overley on September 21, 2011 at 10:35am

LCL Beauty.com they are made from china but they are great for new estys! I got everything i need for $900 buck to start my own room! Bed and chair, steamer maglamp, hf/gal/suc/brush/spray/micro/hottowel cabi/mayo tray!!

I think it's a great deal.

Permalink Reply by Emilie Spruill on August 10, 2012 at 4:13am

I agree with you... so affordable to get started but the worst customer service ever.  I just pray I never have to deal with them again!  

Permalink Reply by Amber on October 6, 2011 at 10:29pm
My advice would be NOT to lease. I know of more day spas that went under and were upside down on their equipment as far as how much they owed and how much they could get for it
I bought all of my equipment on Craigslist from a day spa that was super nice, had brand new equipment that they paid full price for and I paid about 1/4 of what they paid. I would recommend a Microderm machine over microcurrent 
(I have both) however it's easier to see Microderm treatments with microcurrent as an ad on then it is to sell just microcurrent alone (that's been my experience)
Goodluck!
Permalink Reply by Shelley Hancock on October 7, 2011 at 8:16am
I agree...no leasing!! In the end, you pay way too much for the piece of equipment. A couple of the companies I work with now do payment plans instead of having to pay in full. I can do this with Dermasweep (microderm) and Radiancy (microphototherapy). Stick with your BT nano as far as microcurrent and use it as a end of treatment pick me up. Do your homework when purchasing a full face panel....I've looked at a lot of them. I realize that we are all on a budget, but this is one piece of equipment that you want to maybe spend a bit more but get quality. Let me knwo if I can help at all......Shelley

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