High-Performance Carbon Element Expands
the Possibilities of Hair Design

• Advantage 1

  Quickly Process Colour and Perms That Last

  Takara Belmont's carbon element reaches the selected output setting faster than the ceramic elements of conventional models. And, since the energy of the wavelength regions acting on the reaction of perms^*2. As a result, it improves the efficiency of work in the salon.

  

  

  
  

  

  

  
  

  

  

  
  

• Advantage 2

  Colour, Perms, and Other Treatments Are Absorbed Evenly

  The element is divided into three blocks: the tops ; the crown and sides; and the nape and face line. By altering the amount of energy in each block, the element achieves a more uniform distribution of temperature. In the top part, where the temperature tends to be higher, the amount of energy has been set at a lower level, while in the nape region, where energy needs to be steadily applied, the amount of energy has been increased. This prevents the uneven absorption of color, perms, and other treatments in different sections of hair and leads to a beautiful finish.

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    The element is divided into three blocks, with the amount of energy set to the appropriate level for each block.

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  There is a uniform distribution of temperature from the top to the nape.

  
  

• Advantage 3

  Efficient Distribution to Only the Areas That Need It

  Taking advantage of the carbon element's fast on/off response time, the controls allow you to turn the beam on and off in each of the three areas (front, sides, and nape) while the ring is rotating. You can limit the beam to only the sections that need it—for example, just to the nape. By having the beam go only to the sections of hair that have a more convoluted texture, or the sections that do not respond is as quickly to the chemicals, you can provide customers with a more comfortable treatment. You can also stop the ring at the area where it is needed.

  

  Turning off the beam to the front area, which heats up more quickly and is more sensitive to heat, slightly lowers the temperature at the sides and nape. The customer enjoys a comfortable treatment, and the technician is able to efficiently process sections that need more energy while keeping the whole area warm, leading to improved results.