USB flesh-burning pen for ladies. Because apparently they do that.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2018
- Today's top pick of WTF gadgets on eBay is this splendid USB rechargeable pen that physically burns and cauterises your flesh with an electrified needle. Perfect for when you want peachy smooth skin but a slightly irregular bit is spoiling your quest for perfection.
The instructions even encourage you to burn off moles which sounds like a terrible idea given the risks associated it. (Cancer basically)
And the idea of burning out a full tattoo over several sessions just sounds like you're going to have a large area burn where the tattoo used to be.
Fortunately this particular unit avoids excess skin damage by not working very well and crashing repeatedly.
The 18650 lithium cell clocks in at an impressive 2200mAh.
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*Soldering Iron Companies* - "Sales are down this quarter, we need start marketing to women!"
Now Im waiting to see TS100s with the TS-I tip being rebranded and marketed as "beauty tools"
It's because Maplin went down...
I was going to do a comment about soldering irons too but I saw your comment and it was better.
Damn pink tax
Antex skin care
*removes all freckles
Freckles become a fad and stylish.
*uses makeup to add freckles
freckles are my kink
I like a lady with freckles.
I also like ladies with freckles.
... I like ladies.
@@ArlanKels I was gonna say, pretty sure you just like ladies.
Shit like this is why you should never go for plastic surgery or get fillers unless your face is really really ugly. Fads come and go. Those ugly bloated lips and gigantic asses won’t be in style forever and the fillers will probably look like shit if not kept up with.
@@ArlanKels Well this is weird.
I like how he prints out the eBay page instead of just editing it in
yeah thats nice
And instead of having a logo at the bottom of the screen he printed that out too and taped it to the table.
@@addisme7561 don't get so angry over nothing, it's not good for your blood pressure
ADDisme 75 read the first two words of my comment
@@addisme7561 why are you being butthurt over *literally nothing*? I don't get it. They're having a nice conversations. Let them be.
Am I the only one who thinks he would be great at audiobooks?
Yea I have no idea what this video is or why I started watching it, but his voice is soothing, and he sounds so genuinely interested that it's entertaining just for that
He smacks too much to audio book.... But does have a soothing voice when he's speaking.
I really think he should do an audio only friday night with Clive referencing to his voice, hes brilliant. I have learnt so much just by watching his videos. I really want to know if 1st ever video he did with the roll and rocket, I cant remember the name was real or a prank lol
He’d start reading and get about a quarter of the way through and say, this is complete rubbish, and continue reading, as one does
DIY cataract removal, in the comfort of your own home, for just a few dollars per eye! (results may vary)
Paul Drake Good one!
lol
I'd say, result may be looked upon. If that cataract was single one.
th-cam.com/video/Ueu-y2rE16k/w-d-xo.html
You can actually remove cataracts with just a sharp needle. That’s how they did it in the pre-laser era. Evn the ancient Greeks and Egyptians did cateract surgery. But please don’t try it at home.
Never thought you could make any money selling a device which is designed to directly injure the person buying it.
bradley morgan tobacco ? Alcohol?
Ninja Master those are designed to deliver feelings of pleasure or euphoria.. health risk is a side effect. This is sold and marketed as a tool with which to burn yourself.
They're also not devices.
What about Virtua Boy?
bradley morgan hammer, car, plane, boat, motorcycle, bicycle , skateboard,
Hey buddy are you enjoying these random recommendations?
TH-cam does seem to go through weird phases of recommending some random video.
bigclivedotcom and your videos are among them
@@bigclivedotcom but i liked your voice tbh
Funny, this one's been recommended to me for a while, but then I click on it and see recent comments with over a hundred likes...
YES
A fine addition to my torture devices collection.
Newguy Newguy a torture device in disguise
Ikr
@@Austin1-0-8 Either that or some really hardcore sounding fetish.
Prison tats
lol
I think the reason it crashes is
a) it is only designed to be used in bursts, not continuous, thus it shuts itself off as a safety feature
b) lithium cell inside is undersized for the load and its protection circuit kicks in, shutting off the unit
c) The processor is improperly shielded and its memory gets corrupted by EMR, which watchdog picks up and resets the processor
Penurious Sierra so insert needle, press button. Lift out, repeat.
Ninja Master
I suppose so.
Eman Gamer what kind of drug?
As in watchdog you mean aiden pierce?
Squishy Toast no
Would have been better if he had the pen on and started burning the manual as he was skimming threw it ;)
luketrembay through*
I was just thinking the same thing as he got about halfway down the page, and about a second before reading your comment.
luketrembay. Where did he throw it?
@@ChrisTheSparky Nice one ;)
@AI:James "as he was skimming through it" means reading bits of it (the manual) but not the whole thing. It doesn't mean throwing anything anywhere! :-) Skimming also means taking the top off something' like "skimmed milk" - where the cream is removed to lower fat content.
I wonder if it could alter finger prints enough so they couldn't be traced...
Alex jones lol, YES - scarring your finger pads will _absolutely_ disfigure your prints - if you have any left at all. Fingerprints are actually quite delicate. There are a few skin disorders that prevent people from being able to use mobile phone fingerprint scanners for more than a few weeks or even days, so a burn... yeah. If you’re a masochist.
Usually conventional red hot iron does the job
that'll only happen if the damage isn't superficial. if it is, the skin WILL grow back in the same pattern of the fingerprints.
@Stumble.Stop.Repeat same with hairdressers who don't wear gloves
Better using pineapple juice to painlessly remove fingerprints
"It's very sharp."
*proceeds to flick the needle*
marx gaming just gonna write this to make you uncomfortable. Flicking a needle entirely through your fingernail
BigClive: "I'm not into sharpt pointy needles and burning flesh. I don't think many of you are"
You really don't know your audiance do you?
AboboKing yes he dose know his audience , cheap China junk dangerous human burn wart removal burn off tool
I'm aware of THAT audience. Not sure what percentage it is though.
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It’s more a spectator sport
What's an "audiance"? Oh I know, it's two levels of spelling errors. 1. You 2. Your device
first, second or third degree burn modes?
technosasquatchfilms Yup
Mmmm man i sure do love a third degree burn with a trip to the hospital MMMMMMMMmmmMM
4th degree, because if it comes in contact with skin and it’s hot enough, pain won’t be felt because all the cells die
@@minnesotangaming8966
The more ya know
HentaiHistorian i like 6th personally
It's perfect for removing moles. I've cleared them all out of my garden.
¡Ja ja ja ja!
This device is fantastic for pointing at words on a piece of paper
Cooking really REALLY small meals?
#tinyfood
#minifood
@tinyfood @minifood
Jelly Beans?
Cooking with giants
Seems more like a torture device.
NO3- NOBODY expects the High Frequency Spanish Inquisition!
Well it does have an *interesting* shape, maybe you could use it for hardcore BDSM... ಠ_ಠ
Will is that why Clive bought it perhaps?
Ooh, maybe he'll use it to brand people or something! :D
Don't make me go up to level 3, Meester Bond. You wouldn't like level 3!
Why does it look like those thicc pens you get from the cheap shops?
Lol
time to sear off my fingerprints and commit arson with no evidence
I feel like this wouldn't be great for that because how small the tip is.
If you're a really bad arsonist you wouldn't even have to worry about using this.
I am amazed and slightly horrified by how nonchalantly you burned your hand with it. Is your hand okay?
Work hardened skin. No pain at all.
Kaby you could peck and burn a calloused piece of skin all day, had one on my foot for two years and I cut it open with a knife and I felt iterally nothing.
yeah calluses usually don't have any feeling
@@ScrimmyBunglets they are dead skin...
@@MMGAMERMG the whole top layer of your skin is dead, that doesn't mean you can't feel pain in it.
The inductor is dual-purpose. Its other function is to induce regret.
I just use a USB soldering iron for foot warts. And soldering. Worked fine, wart gone- couldn't walk for 2 days. Had a solder tip come loose last year, fell into my shoe. Smell of bacon. Bacon and cheese, good times.
😄👍
“Test on fresh pig skin...”
And where do I get that?
Well the logical answer is a good independent butchers but in a pinch, a pig might work.
That's literally an electric scalpel. I work in medical equipment maintenance, and from how that thing works (high voltage and frequency coming out of a metal tip to burn/cut skin), it's pretty much the same thing going on here.
In a word, "Bovie"- amirite?
Can you please explain, what it is? I mean I think I should know what electric scalpel means, but what really is it?
i work in biomed aswell
@Bendegúz Csóka , electric scalpel is a type of knife that do not cause bleeding. The electricity is irrelevant; it is simply a blade that cuts without bleeding. It's a type of precision, surgical, and specialist knife.
"Does not cause bleeding"? Is it like self-cauterizing or something?
What next, USB defibrillator? USB mass spectrometer?
I can imagine a USB mass spectrometer. You could build in a program to handle all the configuration and some data analysis and stuff.
And all is in Chinese.
I'd totally buy a USB mass spec
Don't know about mass spectrometers, but there's a company called Scio that makes pocket-size molecular scanners. I think they built one into a phone, too.
JPaul C Google or EBay in this case... "is your friend" cheers
I've never seen a man talk so sensually about how there are a lot of electronics on a board
what a soothing voice
This could work for cancer. I don't know where my prostate is but its worth a try
God Bless you... Get Well soon. Prayers.
Laughing and cringing simultaneously! 😆 😫
Bangersnsmash Uk
About a finger deep in the direction of the sausage and beans (you will definitely feel it when you get there)
Good luck
Hint: you’ll need a mirror.
Imagine having to actually use the phrase “you’ll have to zoom in to see the tip”.
lol
I am sure Donald Trump uses that one often. . .
As ion small dicks, hahaha
My doctor won't do skin tags, or anything 'cosmetic'. I had one of those annoying warty moles that you'd catch - so I bought one of these and they actually work pretty well - not that painful even on the high setting and once you get the knack, the kind tag got zapped pretty quickly, and the mole thing was easy to burn away. They go red and a bit sore for a short period - maybe a day, then they heal and by three or four days, the skin is completely healed. The mole took three attempts to remove it down to flat skin level with no bump. As for hygiene you can use the sterile needles, but I just used the screw in tip and held it under the kettle steam for 30 secs or so. No infections, and apart from the soldering iron burning skin smell, I like the thing.
I bought one of these brilliant well made instruments a few months ago to remove (burn off) a number of small red moles on my torso and it did the job.
(Red moles, or cherry angiomas, are common skin growths that can develop on most areas of your body. They're also known as senile angiomas or Campbell de Morgan spots. They're usually found on people aged 30 and older. The collection of small blood vessels inside a cherry angioma give them a reddish appearance)
I'm pretty certain the needles are there to be used for electrolysis hair removal. (when using more accurate and relyable equipnebt than this) with a little technique and a lot of care the needle can be inserted down beside a hair strand into the follicle, which is then cauterised using high frequency pulses. When done correctly (by an expert) the follicle will be disabled while the skin around it remains healthy.
Especially useful to permanently remove thicker hairs on certain parts of the body...
Be careful Clive, that's a beard killer you're holding.
it's for Acupuncture, but Acupuncture without licence is illegal
Hiroko Kaku Isn’t acupuncture a total fucking scam?
Definately for hair removal, thermolysis mode. You'd have to be nuts to use it, especially on the face, guaranteed to cause subdermal scarring.
@TheMoreSubsYouHaveTheGayerYouAre we're not sure that it's placebo, but there's a fair chance it isn't. It's one of the oldest medical practices in existence and has decent scientific theory as to why it could work
I’ve seen these things everywhere. The really small needles are for smaller moles and spots so you have more control than the big tip.
I’ve tried one for fun on my arm.
You definitely wouldn’t want to use it to remove hair. It does burn your skin.
I believe the word you're looking for is soldering iron... 😅
NOW that is OOOUUUCCCHHH. Not Clive's video !!
It doesn't get hot to melt solder, the solder would just conduct the high voltage, high frequency signal to your fingers, and whatever semiconductor you tried soldering would fry like it just got zapped with static electricity.
Not a great soldering experience I'd say.
I think It will Break the component by that HIGH VOLTAGE!!!!!!!!
+blackcorvo I think it might have been a joke
Coaster labsgo make a video on the construction markers at cga.
"If you were doing this to someone else, you could gently caress their thigh while you BURNED THEIR FLESH" 😂
´´FLESH-BURNING PEN´´
OH HELL NAW
Flesh burner for £6? I got a soldering iron that will do it for free! 😀
Rick The Geek Now now... don't you go messing up your tip because it'll be a pain to clean it up ;)
1blisslife what she said
I have a paperclip and a lighter
Rick the Geek: iktf
And how much was your soldering iron?
There's nothing like the smell of burned pork in the morning.
I got my burning skin experience (aged 12-13) when playing around with the high voltage of our colour TV with a not very well insulated screwdriver. Went directly through my thumb nail and tip of my finger, leaving a small black hole. Strange thing it didn't hurt (too much) but the smell still stays with me to this day.
Zeedijk Mike it doesn’t hurt because you literally fried off all nerve endings in your fingers
+Alucard : That might indeed be the reason. Well it was more than 40 years ago but I still remember it to be more exiting than scary and I never lost my facination of high voltage (-:
I know that smell very well. Ever make a slayer exciter or put foil on a plasma globe? Yeah you'll smell the burning smell before you even notice you got a little black dot on your finger. Smells very similar to burning hair. XD
I have a large tesla ball with solder wrapped around it haha, watching the plasma arc is fun and all until you leave your finger there for a few seconds... mmm. burnt flesh.
how tf does a 12 year old just go and play with the high voltage circuits of a tv that is powered on?
This definitely works on warts, I used a red hot knife to get rid of one on my finger. I looked up the treatment, one way to do it is by laser, and I thought, aha, the laser burns the skin and the virus in it, so why not just do it myself. Never came back again either.
Excuse me, I would like to keep my skin and not risk burnning my hand or anything else off-
I tried to remove a tooth on my mole and it bit me.
Ha :)
You’re meant to knock her out first
Highly unhygienic and unnecessary. Freckles and most moles are perfectly natural.
If you discover new or abnormally large moles you should visit your doctor, not make things worse by trying to burn them off. Good lord!
It is for people that don't like the look of them, not for health.
this would work for skin tags though Im buying one of these!
Yeah...removed a mole by hand once...bled like a stuck pig.
rdizzy1 < Looks like the person, who uses one of these, has been outed. Lol.
I had a mole on my arm that I got removed (by a doctor) because it was right on the inside of my elbow and stuff would rub it all the time which was painful. For some reason they can be incredibly sensitive, so it's not always just "I don't like the look of it".
Who isnt into pointy needles and burning flesh? The last thing I was expecting when I came here was to be kink shamed :_
Great vid.
My ex-business partner used to use his Arlec soldering iron (with a fresh tip) to remove warts. Wasn't a big problem except the roast pork smell.
The same model Arlec soldering station was used in GPs surgeries with a nifty magic Medical Device plaque screwed over the Arlec logo ;-)
Wasnt there something in the papers a while ago about drunken party-goers and DIY tatoo machines which didnt end well? I can just imagine a 'sequel' involving these burny pens :p
If electromagnetic interference from the high voltage AC is crashing the controller, you should be able to solve that by putting a layer of polyimide tape over the circuitry for electrical insulation and then a grounded layer of aluminum tape/foil on top to shield it.
1) Remove Probe
2) Add some electric motors
3) DIY Vibrator complete
I mean, the shape is just about right. They probably make both at the factory and just put different guts in them.
and quite shocking, heh
4:35 Those are acupuncture needles.
On Ebay they are 100x for just a tad over $2 USD
People commonly use them for clearing clogged 3d printer nozzles.
I use them as micro-point probes :)
@@quetzalcoatl-pl yeah they work really well! Was using some a wee bit back to run some teeny-tiny steppers & vibration motors through their paces.
Looks like an electro-cautery that's used during surgery, although they don't usually burn quite so obviously.
BTW those needles are just a pack of acupuncture needles, probably because they come (supposedly) sterile and are cheap.
It's a real thing. We got involved with an epilator that failed EMC due to having a massive air core running at 100s of kHz. It's the only instance I know of Trading Standards getting involved.
Our replacement was solid state and ran at a few MHz if memory serves. You have to get the frequency up there so it travels around your body not through it (Skin Effect). Above 1MHz there are different safety rules. The return path is the parasitic capacitance of the battery. In clinical settings Earth couples between the operator and the client. I can't remember the power levels but it might have been a few Watts.
We used to practice on teabags.
EDIT: Just checked the schematic and it was 3.2768MHz running a class B output stage run from 50V. Output via 22nF. There were a couple of transformers used only for isolation and voltage gain.
My identical unit runs at 280 kHz with the needle not touching anything, according to my spec an. 2nd harmonic about 6 dB down at 560 kHz.
I use mine to remove cherry angiomas, and it works quite well. The needle produces just a tiny spot of cauterization, without producing scarring. UT has a couple of videos where the technician touches the needle tip to the angioma only for an instant, then repeats.
I had a wart on my nose that was very difficult to get rid of. I tried burning, freezing, carving applying garlic, duck tape, acid etc... This worked. After 2 treatments it was gone. It was extremely effective.
Umm that needle looks suspiciously like a homemade tattoo needle... aka a guitar string unwound a little and sharpened.
How could that thing possibly make money!? There are, like, 20 different components, the plastic case, the micro board, the metal pins...all made by, probably, different manufacturers, shipped somewhere, put together by someone, or several someones, and then packaged, marketed, and shipped to the retailer! OMG!
ChaosmanOne CHINA
Even CHINA does not negate material, energy and transportation cost. I think the answer is corruption which does not only exist in China but in the case of China means taxes illegally subsidizing a business to the point of selling cheap product at a loss while still making money while paying employees just enough so they stay or using forced labor. In any case the production line for something like this does not require many peoples.
ChaosmanOne ironically... if you were to buy that physically in China it'd be more expensive than mail order. Why? Because of taxes, and stuff hopping over to Hong Kong headed overseas is not taxed. The only tax would be customs in the country where it's going if any. Well... between that and child/cheap labor, and polluting laws being ignored? Presto!
ChaosmanOne just proves how much markup is on products...
Eman Gamer I thought the dabbing fad was over.
OH sorry not the dance.. sorry.
I do love your channel, but sometimes i wonder what you are looking for to find these items!!!
Not judging though.
Finding the rogue gadgets on eBay is half the fun.
I once saw a listing for a crate of fake Durex condoms which came with a free stainless steel neon green ninja sword. I have no idea why they were packaged together, I imagine the condoms would break just as easily as the "sword" would, maybe that's the message they were trying to send. Oh China.
Love your channel Clive, I don't know much about electronics but I enjoy your videos!
I also thought about that, why would someone who owns a neon green ninja sword need so many condoms? :D
Please don't judge
-I thought it said bigclitdotcom
-why am i here
-is there such a site?
I'm temped to look that up but I'm scared of what I could find.
Whoever searches it up has to tell us
It exists.
That actually works pretty well. It just destroys the targeted location, the body heals itself after that, just like after a burn. You can also heat up a needle pin red hot and use it to cauterise
This is insane. Easiest way to get septicemia I've ever seen.
Won't it burn the bacteria?
@@quinngreenlee2930 They set in afterwards.
Orin Anthony no joke. This should come with a vial of iodine to use after your burn your skin. This company is probably going to get sued to bankruptcy one day
If you have like red spots, cherry spots some people call them... cherry angiomas... that type of device actually does work quite well. They're actually very similar to what a dermatologist will use to remove a cherry spot in their office. They're definitely NOT for moles... but like I said, they work really well for cherry spots.
could just use a lit cigarette XDD
I bought 2 of this plasma pens, just in case. Its NOT only for ladies, its for everybody.
I removed moles, dark spots, and all that kind of things, with ease. Great tool, period!
'The recovery will last for about three months ...'
Yep, sounds great!
The company that makes that FP6276B is called "Feeling Technology". I'd imagine you WOULD feel it!
This is now my favorite channel. Thank you!!
It's like the device they use in the dr's office to remove skin tags. If you just cut them, they tend to bleed profusely, so they should be cauterized.
What a terrible device for maiming your self, like putting a soldering iron on your skin, i wonder if it melts solder.
Great video mate nice to see inside this device of horror. :o)
You'd likely burn the skin off the fingers holding the solder, and fry whatever semiconductor you're trying to solder.
This device seems to put out high-voltage at high frequencies, which would be conducted by the solder and, in contact with skin, burn it. Semiconductors aren't fans of high voltages, and putting this device in contact with them might have the same effect of static electricity.
HE Hee "i wonder if it melts solder" it was just for jest, it uses different technology :o)
I know for sure a soldering iron melts skin real well.... Note to self: Don't keep yourself up extremely late trying to finish off soldering a project. It isn't worth it when you end up grabbing the soldering iron in the middle of it instead of the handle with your bare hand.
Worst part was that it took a couple seconds to register so by then I already had it held in my hand & had to figure out where/how to put it down without just dropping it and possibly causing a fire.
Live & learn they say. At least I'm lucky the skin has all healed back fine since then but damn it was sure messed up & sore for weeks - couple months.
It's, surely, a very good device for maiming yourself?
Think I'm going to get one for that little transformer. It appears to be the same kind is used in ignitors for Xenon HID lamps.
NOT always the same transformer.
didnt understand a word in the second half of this video but still watched the whole thing, your enthousiasm is addicting
I had a mole on my chin that i burned off. Worked really well and you cannot tell it was there anymore. Big nasty one as well
Question: Did it smell like bacon or anything when you burned your skin?
If it smelled like anything, it probably smelled like burnt hair.
The tasty smell of bacon cooking comes mostly from the fat being rendered down
What was wrong with spackling over blemishes with makeup?
not enough pain
I know nothing about circuity but I still find these videos fascinating, thanks!
Clive, I believe there's a name for this type of procedure. I can't think of it now but I've had it done on some skin tags as far back as the 70's. I THINK this is the same type but a lot less powerful.
In the Doctors office, you can see a varied size spark jump to your skin, you don't feel any shock but just a very hot point where the needle is placed, basically vaporizing the wart, skin tag, etc. A very hot centralized spot. Quite effective and fast and not much pain IMO.
THANK YOU for this video! Cheers.
This seems for like a horror machine then a "freckle/mole remover".
hello and welcome to another episode of
WHY IS THIS IN MY RECOMMENDED
overused comment
because I watched it. A lot of videos I watch seems to end up in recommended for some reason
Because Clive is awesome.
Am I the only one who freaking LOVES the way he says "tattoo"? Lol! Awesome!
To get rid of moles would require a major full thickness burn. It would leave a scar BIGGER than the mole. It might removed seborrheic keratoses but that, too, would leave a scar. It won't likely get rid of age spots very well and would leave dark scars.
I almost want to buy it to see if I can cauterize wounds...
Exactly what I was thinking it would be handy for.
That's basically what it is intended for. It's a really shitty knockoff of an electric scalple.
How did I get here? Also where'd you get that screwdriver from looks neat.
Thank you Dr. Clive.
High quality content here. Really made my skin crawl.
You've just got back from the pub, haven't you?
I put the needle under my skin in my face and used it.... was weird since the spot was glowing
WOw and I thought I had seen all of your video's, when suddenly today, this one pops up after watching someone elses vid! I must have either slept all day when it came out, or perhaps was on the road that day, it was, after all back when we were in nomad mode with our RV. Thanks for another great show! Oh woke up this morning to find everything outdoors a bright white, winter has arrived on the Great Plains of South Dakota once again, and here we are, stuck for the duration because of family obligations. GOD how I am already missing our second home in Arizona (well a small place where we park our RV for the winter and live out of it!)
Very insightful .. I actually didn’t know of this way of burning stuff up
That serial port though......got an FTDI to talk to it?
I would like to know that too
Burnt flesh in the name of beauty.
Some sort of pagan ritual?
Les Paul yes, heels, tight clothing, and layers of makeup.
no pain no gain
Love your work Clive. Cheers from NZ.
Horrific, fascinating, thrilling. A bigclive classic.
Could you use this to brand someone? Hypothetically, of course
I wanna get a brand so kinda curious about this too 😂
Using this is probably a zillion times more painful than branding.
Branding uses a quick press to the skin with a relatively blunt object. A good brand doesn't hurt as much as it could, because it removes the skins receptors as it cauterizes, whereas I'm sure this tip would make your pain receptors go crazy before burning them off of you :/
Those needles look like acupuncture needles
It actually works. The same can be done with a Lightner, needle and something to hold the Needle.
Omfg I think you're the first TH-camr I've ever seen that physically printed out a screen shot of a site instead of just editing it in. I love it
This is actually a normal thing, mainly for acne sort of things. People are taught to use these in beauty schools and they’re pretty common, but only inside the community.
and nobody ever talks about how barbaric burning off imperfections is?
shadow dorcha eh, it's not as bad as it sounds. You barely feel it. I say it's the user's choice, and there's nothing wrong with that.
And this is why no one is in your "community"
@@Stettafire its not my community lmao im not even in it, i just educate myself
That would actually be a really good tool for removing cherry angiomas... I think that'd be better than a lighter and a thumbtack.
It's essentially a cauterizer pen. They are used often in dermatologists offices.
Thank you Clive!
Thanks to your explanation I am now able to get the maximum power from mine. I was holding mine like a pen but there wasn't sufficient coupling. I now hold it in my fist, the arc is much stronger, and I am really able to fry those skin tags.
Acupuncture needles. Somehow some acupuncturists use electro stimulation along with the acupuncture no idea how it works but I've had it done
It's basically a TENS machine hooked up to the acupuncture needles with alligator clips, if I'm not mistaken
Are we gonna ignore the fact that he printed out the listing
Pritter yes
I was using similar device for burning warts at my feet, except i was using old TV HV transformer that actually burned your skin pretty deeply and burned it away after 2 repeats. This device is like nothing compared to what I was using. mine actually made charcoal from your skin, was huring like shit, but actually worked
Haha, mate, the way you say tattoo is priceless! Love your content.