Electrolysis By Kelly

Kelly Inc. - Electrolysis by Kelly Morrissy began when I started working out of my house. At the time almost all of my clients were transgender (TG). However, when I moved my business to the Oak Park Mall slowly I got more clients, both transgender and local men and women. Kelly teamed-up with Laurier Instruments, Inc. to come up with a new kind of insulated electrolysis probe.

How She Got HereI didn't even know what electrolysis was until my Dad's transition. After several sessions my Dad soon developed a dream of owning her electrolysis business as a retirement gig. The natural question that followed was, "Would you work for me?" Always wanting to support my family I said sure, even though retirement was a long, long way away.

I was introduced into the Electrology world having an unwanted hair problem myself. I used to tweeze my chin daily, wax my upper lip, and epilate my face, ouch! I would always be uncomfortable going out in public, feeling like everyone was always staring at my facial hairs. I was apprehensive about coming in for a consultation in 2016, but I'm so glad I did!

Paje (page) is a newly licensed electrologist from the Illinois Dedicated Electrology Academy. She's a single mom to a little boy and loves everything related to electrolysis and plans on continuing her education in all things related to unwanted hair, skin, hormones, aging, etc, in order to better serve her clients. She's also into fitness and healthy eating-ish, she loves pets but only the kind that live with other people. She can't wait to meet you!

I am a graduate of Illinois State University with a bachelor's degree in graphic design. After that I spent most of my career as a graphic designer and an art director. However, the seed had been planted in my mind for years to become an electrologist but I never spoke or acted upon it. That is until a couple years ago when I told Kelly that I wish I would have pursued this in my life. She convinced me that I should, so I attended classes at Her, Stacy and Liz's school, IDEA, and became a licensed electrologist in May of 2019.