During galvanic or blend electrolysis treatment, what is the patron holding?

In galvanic or blend electrolysis treatment, the patron holds the anode. The anode is the positive electrode in the electrolysis circuit, and its primary function is to attract negatively charged ions, specifically in the process of hair removal. By holding the anode, the patron facilitates the flow of electric current, which helps in the denaturation of hair follicles and ultimately assists in the hair removal process.

The proper functioning of the electrolysis depends on the efficient transfer of electric current between electrodes, and having the patron hold the anode ensures that the circuit is completed effectively. This interaction is essential for the electrolysis to work correctly, making the role of the patron significant in the treatment process.