Clinical Tests

• Methodology of the clinical tests
• Results : efficiency

methodology of the clinical tests

To evaluate the E-One’s performance against professional devices, the makers of the E-One in France founded a scientific committee. The committee was comprised of doctors, lecturers, dermatology experts and hair specialists. The mission was to conduct a full range of tests in many different contexts to determine how the E-One performs and to evaluate its performance against the competition

Approximately one year ago, the committee embarked on a clinical study under medical surveillance, with 63 volunteers participating in the survey.  The volunteers were both male and female, ages 18 to 55, with a wide range of skin types (photoypes II, III and IV).

The first phase of this investigation took place in a renowned Parisian hospital and also in a private clinic based in Aix en Provence. The objective of the first phase was to confirm absolute tolerance levels and to rate the superiority of the E-One versus wax depilation. Wax depilation was chosen as it is the most commonly used form of hair removal. In this trial, the underarm area was selected to undergo testing. A hair removal session was performed on each individual, selected randomly, with a balance of wax depilation and E-One treatment.

Dermatology examinations were performed both 15 minutes and 24 hours after the first hair removal session. Two dermatologists who were external from the committee examined and evaluated pictures of each subjects’ underarm area, without revealing the treatment method.

Further hair removal sessions and dermatological examinations were conducted; images were taken to monitor progress every 7 weeks at the laboratory by technicians.

results : efficiency

This chart shows the result of a clinical study regarding the user after removing hair with the E-One and with a traditional waxing treatment over 343 days.
After only 2 treatments, the results are very positive since 85% of users prefer using the E-One than doing waxing.

This study has been conducted by dermatologists in France; images where taken every 7 weeks by technicians in laboratory in order to show the progress of the hair removal.