About Utah Electrology
Utah Electrology is highly praised for its professionalism, expertise, and affordability. Clients appreciate the welcoming atmosphere created by the staff, who are known for their friendly and supportive approach. The business offers excellent skincare products that aid in healing. Many customers are willing to drive long distances because of the high quality of service and reasonable prices, making it a better choice than other options in the area. The staff, including Amy, Lacey, and Jenne, are respectful, knowledgeable, and professional, contributing to a clean, comfortable, and friendly environment. Customers report incredible results from electrolysis treatments, with some noting life-changing improvements. Utah Electrology is recommended for anyone seeking effective hair removal services.
I'm doing a Brazilian treatment minus landing strip here and have completed 106 hours so far. When I first started it would take about 9 3-hour sessions to do a full clearing, now it takes about 4 sessions. So I think I'm over halfway done! But it's different for every person (Jenne says I have stubborn hairs). I've had appointments with all of the current electrologists and they are all friendly, make me feel comfortable, and do great work. I appreciate the competitive pricing and long appointment times they offer.
I have loved working with this clinic! Love all the flexibility in hours so it works well with my schedule. I’m very happy with my results! Everyone is so friendly and knowledgeable. I would recommend them to anyone looking to start electrology!
I have been coming to Utah Electrology for two years now for face/chin/neck areas and am very close to the end of my journey. Jenne is my electrologist and I couldn't be happier with her and the whole experience. She uses the Apilus XCel Pro on me. Does electrolysis hurt? (One of my first questions when starting.) For me, it only hurts a lot on the upper middle part of the lip. I have used lidocaine and the spray numbing agents during my appointments. For me, the spray works better than the lidocaine for some reason. It still hurts a bit with a numbing agent but it is tolerable.