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Sample rows

10 of the 799 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 196 businesses, 137 of them with an email address. Oregon follows with 57.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 736 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 706 rated businesses is 5.0, and 447 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 559 email addresses, 105 (19%) are role addresses such as info@, 107 (19%) name a person and 347 (62%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this electrolysis hair removal service email list?

Counted on 9 November 2026, the list holds 799 Google Maps listings of electrolysis hair removal services. A row is a practice: a licensed electrologist working alone in a rented room, a small studio with two or three treatment rooms or a skin clinic that lists electrolysis as its service. One listing is one row, whoever stands behind the treatment table.

Websites of these practices gave 559 email addresses, one per practice. Phone numbers appear on 762 rows and a website on 661. Many of these businesses book by phone or text, so the phone column matters as much as the email column.

The file has one category, Electrolysis hair removal service. Laser clinics, waxing salons and med spas have their own categories and are not in this file.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV is yours to sort in any spreadsheet. With only one category, the useful cuts are place and address type.

Place first. A client travels a short distance to a treatment series that may run for months, so a practice wins or loses on its own neighborhood. A supplier that ships anywhere can use the whole file, while a trainer or a local advertiser can cut by metro using the city column. Portland in Oregon and Louisville in Kentucky stand out for the number of listings per city.

Address type second. Of the 559 emails, 347 sit on a free webmail domain such as Gmail or Yahoo, 107 are named-person addresses on the practice's own domain and 105 are role addresses such as info@. That mix says a lot about the business: many of these practices have one owner who reads her own inbox.

The business name column helps with clinics versus solo practitioners. A name with a person's name in it often marks a solo electrologist, and a name with words such as studio, clinic or center often marks a larger room.

• City and state: one metro for a local offer, one state for a trainer or a regulator-facing service.
• Address type: webmail addresses reach the owner, role addresses reach whoever opens the studio mail.
• Website present: practices with a site list their services and prices, which gives you a first line.

Who buys an electrolysis hair removal service email list?

Sellers of equipment and supplies are the most direct buyers. Makers of epilators and manufacturers of fine probes and needles sell to every practice in the file, and so do suppliers of single-use gloves, sterile wipes and disinfectants. A practice that treats several clients a day reorders small items on a rhythm, which makes it a repeat customer.

Others sell around the treatment room. Salon and clinic booking software vendors pitch online scheduling and text reminders to people who now take bookings by phone. Payment processors offer card readers to solo practitioners. Insurance brokers offer professional liability for aesthetic work. Skin care brands pitch aftercare creams that an electrologist can sell at the front desk.

Continuing education providers reach electrologists who need classes to keep a license. Local marketing agencies pitch Google listing management to practices whose whole business depends on being found by someone searching nearby.

How do you run outreach to electrolysis practices from this file?

Most recipients are the person who also does the work. She reads email between clients and at the end of the day, so a short message with one plain offer works better than a catalog. Say what you supply, name the one detail that matters to an electrologist, such as the needle size you stock or the sterile packaging, and ask a single question.

Do not write as though to a chain. A solo electrologist with a Gmail address reads a note from a supplier who knows what an insertion is differently than one from a mass mailer. Use the practice name in the first line and the city in the second.

Split your mailing into the three address types. Webmail addresses can take a personal tone. Role addresses such as info@ may belong to a receptionist, so ask for the owner or the lead electrologist.

Dedupe by website domain before you send, since a practice may appear under both its name and its owner's name. Send small batches and watch the bounces.

What email rules apply when you contact electrolysis practices?

Commercial email to a business has two CAN-SPAM basics: your message must carry a valid physical postal address of your company, and it must carry a working opt-out that you honor. A reply of unsubscribe from a Gmail address of a solo electrologist counts the same as a click.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California holds 196 listings with 137 emails, far ahead of the rest. Oregon follows with 57 listings and 40 emails, Texas with 54 and 38, New York with 44 and 31, Florida with 42 and 29, Washington with 34 and 24 and Kentucky with 30 and 21. Colorado and Ohio each have 26 listings and 18 emails, and Illinois has 20 and 14.

By city, Portland has 32 listings and Louisville 28. New York has 19, San Diego 15, Seattle 14, Los Angeles 13, Chicago 11, Houston 10, Dallas 8 and San Francisco 7.

Portland and Louisville put many practices within one metro, which suits a local supplier or a trainer who can teach a class in a single city. A national seller can work down the state list. Listings without an email are still reachable by phone.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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