Hair N Gone Today Electrolysis

Clients book by appointment only, with no walk-ins, and the schedule is flexible, with evening and weekend times available. A complimentary consultation is offered.

Sessions run from about 15 minutes to more than an hour, depending on the area. Most clients need more than one treatment, since hair grows in cycles. Treatments use the Apilus Platinum Pure machine at 27 MHz with disposable probes, and sterilization follows the standards set by the Washington State Board of Health. Payment is taken at the time of treatment in cash, by check or through Zelle. Cancellations need 24 hours' notice, and late arrivals are charged from the originally scheduled time without extending the appointment. Clients under 16 need a parent or legal guardian present.

The business describes itself as a preferred choice for people who want to stop relying on temporary hair removal. According to the site, electrolysis is the only method the FDA recognizes as permanent hair removal, and it works across all skin tones and hair types. The office is described as tidy, comfortable and discreet.

Built around electrolysis as a permanent option, with a consultation first and treatment matched to the area and hair type.

The office is described as tidy, comfortable and discreet.