What exactly do I need to provide 1 treatment? Do I need to change diamond tips for every client? If so how much does diamond tips cost?
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The device came with 4 different sized diamond tips, I just soak and clean my tips before each use. As far has professionally I don't know if there is special guidelines for safety reasons.
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Cleanser/toner and moisturizer.. A mask could also b helpful.. I change the tip depending on what area of the face I'm treating.. The tips comes w/this Machine.. I clean eat tip between each client ....
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Well I bought the box if tips when I got my Kendal. Yes I would use a different tip for each client because the dead skin that comes off on your tips. You don't want to cross containment.
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For better quality stones then what comes with this kit I have not found anything cheaper then app $12ea. Then u still have to pay for shipping and a plate to mount the stones to. I just went w/ edgeproinc.com @ $17 ea and just got the 200grit, 400grit, and 1000grit. Very good quality stones and I have no trouble reprofiling all the way up to a mirror polish w/ just those 3 grits. If u wanna save money, I would spend $5 on a bag of silicon carbide from edge pro (free shipping I think) and use that to true the stones that come w/ this kit. Once they are truly flat the factory stones work very very well. I would go that route and wait till u have worn out the stones that came w/ the kit before buying replacements. -best of luck-
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You can use any tip in any place. I used the smallest tip around my eyes, sides of my nose, and upper lip. Otherwise, I use the biggest tip I can to make treatments faster.
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That depends on each individual family. More than one can use this, by just changing tips. Also how it's taken care of, it will last a long time
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Yes. It is extra cost per color change. For additional information regarding pricing for personalizing please call us. 888-802-4446
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Carolyn You just use just the diamond pads. Polish powders will gum. 3000 grit will get you a good shine. I'm a bit of an over achiever and put as high as 8500 to 10,000 on a marble eased edge.
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I have found that most of the tips are generically compatible. You may want to look at drugstore.com also
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If you buy from someone directly, they can walk you through the process and answer any questions you may have. Also you could save money. Use my gift card code, mybeforeandafter , and save 50 dollars. Whether you buy direct or through amazon, contact me if you need any help. Get ready for your transformation. Start your before and after!
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Don't know where people come up with some of the things they say. Diamonds are fine for japanese knives, they are fine for any knives, including ceramic. I am a professional sharpener, and I have an extensive collection of custom and single smith japanese kitchen knives some of them costing many hundreds of dollars. I have no qualms sharpening with diamonds, even on Hitachi Aogami Super steel with rockwell hardnesses of 65HRC, or powdered metallurgy stainless steels. DMT plates are amongst the best diamond sharpening tools out there. I recommend mixing one drop of dish soap with about 8 ounces of water and using a spray bottle to keep the surface of the plate wet throughout sharpening, you will produce a superior result with this technique. Again, I own a sharpening business, and I use diamonds, natural N. American, and Japanese stones, as well as synthetic stones, they all work very well on every kind of steel out there. A 1200 grit to 4000 grit progression will be fine as long as you work the scratch pattern to as smooth as possible with the 1200 grit stone, as it will take a lot of work to get the scratch pattern of the 1200 grit stone smoothed out with the 4000 grit stone. You will get a nice edge at 4000 grit, but as has been said, you could probably stop at 1200 grit for a kitchen knife if you wanted. I enjoy a nicely refined edge though, so I say go as far with it as you feel comfortable.
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As far as I know, it's individual tips. I've bought 4 sizes so far, but only used two.
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This device is awesome. If you are using the device too harshly and/or in conjunction with retina-a or acutane it's going to leave the skin sensitive, which is probably the case with the last comment left by Dana.It's recommended that you start with the tips with the lightest grit and work up. Just read the directions and follow it, it's not hard. It only comes with the USA plug, but will easily fit into a converter for use around the world.
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It is very easy. I purchased a 10 pack cost $7.82 (5 coarse, 5 fine) at the same time I purchased the Tip2Toe Professional Callus Remover. I have had the device since the end of March and have changed the disks once. They really last a long time.
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This service is only for licensed Cosmetology professional (you can damage very serious the hair ) if you don't know how to do this work .SORRY!
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Although I have never tried it personally, I would have to say given diamond is harder than glass you should be able to do it. Not sure how fancy you can get with the cuts. Or how fast or slow of a process it would be. But I think it would be a good starting point and worth trying.
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If you contact the company "Studio Neat" you can buy extra tips directly from them with a small PayPal purchase. I think they were about $3 each
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I have not changed the tip ( yet) hope this doesn´t happen to me!! I would suggest you contact them directly. I just read the previous answer and sounds like very good advice.
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Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do yourself a favor and forget Diamond and go with Sonic Care. I promise you will be grateful that you did. Best wishes, Stephen Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do... » Read More Hi Edward. This is not the Sonic Care Toothbrush replacement set. The Sonic Care is typically two brushes, approximately $25.00 for both. The product shown is a piece of first class junk. I bought one for a good price for travel and it lasted about 16 months or so. I had a heck of a time ordering the replacement heads from the manufacturer and even as a "guest" could not purchase through them. I ended up buying them less expensively through amazon.com and as soon as they arrived the Diamond quit working. I have two Sonic Care electric brushes that are at least 5 years old. Do yourself a favor and forget Diamond and go with Sonic Care. I promise you will be grateful that you did. Best wishes, Stephen « Show Less