Another common contraindication for electrology is?

Certain skin disorders are a recognized contraindication for electrology because these conditions can impact both the safety and effectiveness of the treatment. Skin disorders such as eczema, psoriasis, or severe acne can create a heightened sensitivity and may lead to adverse reactions during the hair removal process. Electrology involves the insertion of a probe into the hair follicle, which can exacerbate existing skin issues, causing irritation, infection, or scarring.

On the other hand, physical stress can affect a client's overall experience and comfort during treatment but is not necessarily a strict contraindication. Similarly, while health and fitness levels may influence a client's suitability for various services, they do not pose the direct risks associated with skin integrity and health that certain skin disorders present. Excessive hair thickness is typically more related to the technique or equipment used rather than a contraindication, as electrology can effectively treat hair of varying thicknesses.