Beauty equipment

How to Equip a Treatment Room

• Manicure and pedicure - a nail drill with a dust collector or a spray system for wet work, a magnifying lamp for detailed work, and a desk with a dust collector.
• Facial treatments - a facial steamer, devices for hydrogen cleansing, microdermabrasion and mesotherapy, and products for use with equipment: gels for ultrasound and radiofrequency, solutions, ampoules.
• Hair removal and paraffin treatments - a wax warmer for cans or roll-ons, a paraffin bath with a starter kit, waxes and paraffins.
• Hygiene - an ultrasonic cleaner for cleaning tools, a class B autoclave for sterilization, products for disinfecting tools, surfaces and hands, and UV-C sterilizers for storage.
• Client comfort - a towel warmer, disposable sheets and covers.

What it’s used for

For beauty salons, podiatry clinics, manicure salons, aesthetic medicine clinics and tattoo studios. Some equipment (autoclaves, ultrasonic cleaners, disinfectants) is used in all these settings.

Frequently asked questions

• Nail drill with a dust collector or a spray system? A dust collector gathers dust during dry work - for cosmetic manicures and pedicures. A spray system cools the drill bit and binds dust during wet work - for podiatry and problem feet.
• Is an autoclave necessary in a beauty salon? If you use reusable tools that can break the skin (nippers, drill bits, needles), sterilization in an autoclave is standard practice. Disinfection is sufficient for non-invasive tools.
• Which paraffin bath should I choose? A smaller one is enough for hands; for hands and feet, choose a larger one that holds 3-4 kg of paraffin. Starter kits include paraffin, gloves and booties.
• Is a magnifying lamp suitable for permanent makeup? Yes, magnifying lamps with 3D or 5D lenses and adjustable light intensity are used for permanent makeup, lash styling and podiatry.