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Boston Electrolysis® Library© — Category: Electrolysis Education
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December 27, 2025Boston Electrolysis®: Thermolysis-Blend Currents Versus Galvanic Current©
The three most important rules in electrolysis, electrology and blend treatments are, Insertion, Insertion, Insertion which is the holy grail of electrolysis!. It takes a well educated, trained, tested and skilled state-licensed and registered electrologist to learn, achieve, and master “The Perfect Insertion” using galvanic current. In the Electrologist’s Insertion Guide©, one must follow the angle of […]
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November 22, 2025Boston Electrolyis®: Accuracy-Accuracy-Accuracy The Holy Grail of Electrolysis©
Accuracy, Accuracy and Accuracy is the Holy Grail of a Boston Electrolysis© seasoned, educated, state licensed and registered electrologist. The three most important rules for a practicing electrologist are, Accuracy, Accuracy, and Accuracy with no if, ands, or butts; period. Too many electrologists boast that they can treat up to 1,000 hairs per hour. However, experience […]
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November 4, 2025Boston Electrolysis®: Award©
The Electrologist Diagnostic Case History Card© is a challenging course and examination to test your “Electrolysis IQ” . To enter the Boston School of Electrolysis Online Award for the The Electrologist Diagnostic Case History Card© you must be a currently licensed and registered electrologist or a Student Electrologist at a Nationally Accredited Electrolysis School.
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November 3, 2025Boston Electrolysis®: All About Static Electricity©
Given the nature of the field of electrolysis, pun inevitable, one would expect that there would be more collegial discourse about the electromechanical issues associated with professional grade electrolysis equipment.
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October 9, 2025Boston Electrolysis®: The Five Star Electrologist©
Kimberly Williams, R.E. (Licensed & Registered since 1979) reviews the history of electrology, calls for stronger licensing in Arizona, and explains why laser hair removal remains an unproven and potentially risky technology compared with FDA-recognized electrolysis.
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