bt-micro Tutorial

A must-have tool for all discerning beauty therapists, the new generation bt-micro weighs in at only 85 grams and is a mere 12 millimetres thick, so therapists can perform exfoliation and infusion services with maximum ease and comfort.
The control buttons are now divided into ultra-intuitive treatment settings which allow operators to select and treat with tailored finesse. The new bt-micro uses high-speed oscillations and a flat peeling probe to brilliantly remove dead skin cells and congestion build-up.
A combination of ultrasonic frequency and micro-current facilitates product penetration on serums, ampoules, moisturisers, creams and emollients of up to 65 per cent greater than if a product is applied topically. The result is hydrated, smoother, plumper and more radiant looking skin.
To discover more about the new bt-micro and how aesthetic technology can grow your business call The Global Beauty Group on 1300 006 607 or visit www.TheGlobalBeautyGroup.com.au

[@cr6709]

What type of an exfoliant product are you using with the BT-Micro tool on exfo setting? Is it a manual/ physical or chemical?

[@kimberlywarner4576]

Can I do this to myself?

[@TheGlobalBeautyGroupOfficial]

Hi Kimberly,
Yes absolutely! bt-Micro can be an in-clinic and home-use product.
Thanks!

[@austinhoward299]

Curious to know: Did the esthetician apply the toner on top of the cleanser before applying the BT-micro? I just purchased the BT-Micro along with a toner & getting ideas for the use of it..

[@smooth1748]

No. You have to remove cleanser first, then apply toner. Skin has to be wet to use the BT-micro

[@treen_bean]

Thank you! Bc I was confused also by the way the video displays it.

[@primavera198]

hi! whats the differencebetween the bt-micro and cheap spatulas?

[@cinnamongirl4315]

I'd like to know too but no one is responding

[@ecilaandaya2712]

Hi I have used both.. regular one, the vibration is very low. Even their highest setting can’t compare to the BT micro. BT micro is built for professional use, so it can withstand multiple uses a day and has a longer lifetime. I would say a cheaper one can work for personal use.

[@gothicqueen3620]

@@ecilaandaya2712 hi Ecila, thank you for your reply. Im just a Personal user. So you think the Output of the cheap device isnt AS high as of the bt- Micro. Had you seen a difference on the skin?

[@liries2702]

How do you clean it?

[@TheVioletWolf]

Mild or deluded detergent (like dawn) and then we use a barbecued solution after rinsing the soap and let it sit for about 10 minutes. You can even find that at a Sally’s where they sell it in the proper dilution. Don’t submerge in water, though.

[@avnerrlacardey7451]

How long does it need to charge?

[@TheGlobalBeautyGroupOfficial]

Thanks for your comment!
Charging times will vary based on use but the bt-Micro will last your entire day of appointments if charged each night (like you would your mobile phone).

[@DABRIH]

This is extremely lacks an explanation of what the modes are used for.

[@christinedrosos7745]

Micro current facial

[@GoWokeGoBroke2023]

Snake oil

[@jakepaxton9662]

*laughs with clean pores*

[@TheVioletWolf]

It’s actually science. Google. It’s amazing what waves can do.

[@TheVioletWolf]

As a professional esthetician, this was painful to watch. 😂