Microdermabrasion - is it a good investment?

[Kenyapearl]

Hi there. I want to add this treatment to my facials but wonder if it is a profitable. Worried about spending money on machine in vain. Does anyone use Skinbase or Carlton Chromapeel?
Would love any feedback.

Many thanks x

 

[fozzyo]

You mention two very different types of machines - crystal and diamond. Personally I prefer diamond - no consumables to buy, you don't get stuff left on your skin as a client. The ChromaPeel also offers three treatments - brushing, microderm and colour therapy. And it is also a whole lot cheaper!

Mat x

 

[Kenyapearl]

Thank you so much Mat. I have been looking at the ChromaPeel. I am a bit of a novice but would love to add treatment. Have been approached by other companies but you just never know.

The ChromaPeel suits my budget but was wondering if the results would be as good. I think I'm going to look at it some more.

Thanks again x

 

[Lynne Baker]

I have a Novita Dual Paramedical microdermabrasion machine which does both Diamond and Crystal. I don't tend to get crystals left behind on the skin because the vacuum suction is quite strong.
It wasn't cheap at all, and it will take me 2 years to pay off the loan I made from my savings to my business, but the results are stunning, and the company I bought it from are incredibly supportive and knowledgeable.
I've worked out that I need to be doing at least one treatment a week to pay off the loan. So far I'm doing about 4 a week!

 

[vitality]

Crystal Clear micro-dermabrasion is fantastic. It wasn't cheap but it was by far superior than other machines I have used.

The vacuum suction is good so there is minimum crystals left on the face and it has a lifting and plumping device similar to micro-current which adds extra benefits onto the treatment. They also have their own-brand mask which has a cooling and nourishing and which helps diminish redness, the results are fantastic and its a celebrity favourite

x x