Oxygen Airbrush with black hose

Oxygen Airbrush Simple to Maintain and Operate

Our top-quality Oxygen Airbrush is stainless steel, durable, and easy to maintain. Estheticians and spa professionals may maximize the flow of the Oxygen Infusion phase 2 activator or minimize the flow of the activator. The flow is controlled by a knob. It is on the back end of the airbrush.

Turn the knob clockwise to minimize the airflow or turn counterclockwise to maximize the airflow. When isolating a particular area of the face or body an esthetician may minimize to be more pinpoint in the activator’s action on the area of concern.

There is maintenance for the airbrush. However, there is minimal downtime for spa professionals to sanitize for the next client. To maintain proper airbrush function we recommend our O2 Cleaner. Use after every treatment. It only takes 30 seconds to perform complete maintenance on the airbrush.

Pour 1-2 ml of the O2 cleaner into the cup of the airbrush. Securely close the cap. Place the tip of the airbrush on a dry clean gauze or towel, and proceed to spray in circular movements.

This will loosen any debris around the small .03 needle so as not to impair its responsibility in the airflow during an oxygen facial. Add 1-2 ml of water. Repeat the previous steps to rinse and eliminate any debris from the airbrush.

This is a wear-and-tear item, which means it will need to be replaced over a period of time. Depending on the proper cleaning and maintenance of the airbrush will determine its longevity.

Why use an airbrush?

An airbrush is important when performing an oxygen infusion skin treatment or an oxygen facial rather than a manual application.

The phase 1 oxygen infusion skincare treatment gels are the first part of communicating with the skin’s chemistry, the enzymatic chemistry. Once the phase 1 oxygen skincare is applied the skin will become warm.

This is why we consider this stage of application a “Peak” to the skin responses on a cellular level. A beauty therapist may massage, and manipulate for 1 up to 10 minutes to complete the communication with the enzymatic responses. It increases blood, lymph, and cell respiration.

The phase 2 oxygen infusion activator is poured into the cup of the airbrush. Once sprayed it completes the process by enhancing cell respiration, and lymphocyte activity, eliminating waste by-products that the cells do not use or need any longer.

The airbrush is important because along with dispersing the oxygen infusion activator it also provides a “Cool Down” at this point of the application. This is why after the removal and completion of the oxygen infusion treatment an esthetician may perform other services to enhance the skin’s performance.

Services like LED light, Microcurrent, Nano Infusion therapy, Micro-needling, and so many other great combinations. Oxygen infusion is the perfect treatment within a treatment. However, it is highly recommended to always perform this treatment with an airbrush.

Watch Now! Operation and Maintenance Video

This video provides a step-by-step guide when maintaining, troubleshooting, or operating an airbrush. It is very important to clean and maintain an airbrush after every use.

The small needle assists the Oxygen Infusion phase 2 activator by giving it a direction onto the skin. If the needle is not clean after every treatment, it will build up a coating that will impair the flow of the activator phase 2.  We encourage everyone to watch this video, so they are never without an airbrush when performing Oxygen Infusion Skin Treatments.