Aida Khazieva, the electrologist behind our Irvine studio, is the author of two Russian-language books on electrolysis: Electrolysis as an Art and I Am an Electrologist. They are written for professionals and curious clients and are listed on major Russian book platforms.
Key facts
| Author | Aida Khazieva, licensed cosmetologist and electrologist, 20+ years |
|---|---|
| Book 1 | Electrolysis as an Art |
| Subtitle | The only beauty I know is health |
| ISBN | 978-5-00-625278-3 |
| Book 2 | I Am an Electrologist |
| Language | Russian |
| Audience | Electrologists, cosmetologists, students and curious clients |
| Where to find | LitRes and LiveLib, search by title or by the author's name |
What is Electrolysis as an Art about?
It is a book about the craft behind permanent hair removal. Aida argues that most of what a good electrologist does comes from habits built over years of practice, not from a single technique.
The book puts two things at the center of the work: honesty with yourself and with your clients, and careful, respectful treatment of every person in the chair. Its subtitle sums up her view: the only beauty she knows is health.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| English title | Electrolysis as an Art: The Only Beauty I Know Is Health |
| Author | Aida Khazieva (also spelled Hazieva) |
| ISBN | 978-5-00-625278-3 |
| Language | Russian |
What is I Am an Electrologist?
I Am an Electrologist is Aida's second book on her profession, also written in Russian. Search for it by title or by the author's name.
Who are the books for?
They are written first for people in the profession, and they also help clients understand what careful electrolysis looks like.
- Practicing electrologists who want to work more precisely and with fewer side effects
- Cosmetologists and estheticians adding electrolysis to their services
- Students in Aida's training program, where she has taught 1,500+ students
- Clients who want to know how an experienced electrologist plans a course of treatment
Where can you find the books?
Search by title or by the author's name on the platforms below. We list the platforms so you can look them up yourself.
| Platform | Type | Search for |
|---|---|---|
| LitRes | Russian e-book store | Electrolysis as an Art, Aida Khazieva |
| LiveLib | Russian reader community and catalog | Aida Khazieva |
How does the book show up in Aida's work?
The same principles guide every visit at the studio. Each plan starts with a consultation, an honest estimate of sessions and a method chosen for your hair and skin.
You can read more about her background on the About Aida page, see how she approaches electrolysis, or check prices before you book.
Bottom line
Aida Khazieva wrote about electrolysis the way she practices it: patiently, honestly and with the client's health first. Her books are written in Russian for professionals and curious readers. You can find them by title or author name on LitRes and LiveLib.
Questions
Who wrote Electrolysis as an Art?
Aida Khazieva, a licensed cosmetologist and electrologist with more than 20 years of practice who runs the Electrolysis & Skin studio in Irvine, California.
What is the book about?
It describes electrolysis as a craft built on habits and skills, and it puts honesty with clients and careful treatment at the center of the work.
Is the book in English?
The published edition is in Russian. The English titles on this page are translations of the Russian titles.
Who is the book for?
Working electrologists and cosmetologists, students of the profession, and clients who want to understand how a careful electrologist thinks.
Where can I find it?
Search the title or the author's name, Aida Khazieva (also spelled Hazieva), on LitRes and LiveLib.
Does Aida still treat clients?
Yes. She treats clients at the studio at 18021 Sky Park Circle, Suite N, Irvine, and offers a free consultation for new clients.