Wholesale Facial Beds
A facial bed is one of the most important purchases in equipment any esthetician will make for his or her spa or business. They are also one of the most expensive which is why you want one that will last many years, if not the entire life of your business. To ensure our clients buy the best, in longevity, quality and comfort for themselves and their clients, CSS has chosen Equipro as our first choice for facial beds.
Use the links in the menu to sort by facial bed types or read on to discover which type is best for you. If you came here looking to buy a chair to sit on, and not a facial bed, go here to see our esthetician chairs and stools.
Comfort
Your clients come in to get pampered, and if you want them to walk away feeling that's exactly what they got, your facial bed must be comfortable.Budget
You don't need the most expensive facial bed to get your esthetics services done. Buy the one you can afford that gives you the features you need, while at the same time providing the ultimate experience to your client. But do be careful about quality and durability. If you try to go too cheap it can end up costing you more in the long run. Equipro's facial beds are built to last.Static or Adjustable
There are different types of adjustment that are important in a facial bed. The height is obviously important. Too low and the esthetician could develop back problems. But there are also head, neck and feet adjustments that are important for the comfort of both you and your client. As a result, we don't recommend static facial beds. Comfort for your client and your health should be a priority when choosing your facial bed.Electric vs. Hydraulic vs Pneumatic
We've established that adjustability is important. Now you have your choice in how a facial bed adjusts.
A hydraulic facial bed let you adjust the height of the bed with a foot pedal that pumps the bed up and down, and some hydraulic facial beds can rotate 360° as well as provide neck and foot adjustments. Hydraulic facial beds can usually fit in smaller spaces and don't require electricity.
Pneumatic facial beds combine an airlift system to raise and lower the height with a mechanical system to raise and lower the backrest. They are more affordable because they don’t require a motor or electricity to accomplish the height adjustments. On the down side, pneumatic facial beds have to be set at maximum height and then adjusted down. If you need to bring the client back up, the client will need to get off the bed so the esthetician can raise it back up.
An electric facial bed, on the other hand, gives an esthetician more ability to make their client comfortable. The back and leg rests can be adjusted up and down. They come with extra cushions, and there are back and neck adjustments, all controlled with a remote control. They offer the most comfort for both the client and the esthetician.
Which Esthetics Facial Bed Best for You?
Now that we've given you criteria to use to choose your facial bed, you may be wondering which facial bed is best for your requirements. Please see our blog "WHICH FACIAL BED IS BEST FOR ESTHETICIANS?" There Kelli reviews electric, hydraulic, pneumatic and portable facial beds and helps you pick out the right one for your needs and the needs of your clients.
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