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29 May 2009
Considering the intense physical effort required of an Electrologist, skill and training, as well as the equipment, office space, insurance, etc., the fees charged by electrologists are thought, by most, to be reasonable. When compared to the prices of other health and beauty-care services and the cost of dealing with excessive hair using temporary means, electrolysis is very affordable. Remember, the problem is being dealt with PERMANENTLY and not just on a short term basis. Electrologist may charge anywhere from $50-100.00 an hour -Arlena Parker Electrologist, Los Angeles Studio City, Ca