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Back in the 19th century female sexual arousal didnt have a name, it had a diagnosis, Hysteria. Fortunately, this recurring alignment could be cured with hysterical paroxysm (aka orgasm). The use of vaginal massage as a therapy for hysterical patients dates back to Hippocrates.

The treatment was not generally regarded as sexual but doing it by hand was tiring, although lucrative, work for the medical professional. Not surprisingly, the invention of stream-driven vibrating machines was welcomed in 1869. Vibrators, or medical massage devices were invented to save doctors the time and trouble of inducing hysteria-curing paroxysms manually.  Men would call for the doctor if their wives showed signs of hysteria ie. getting wet.

This is the MACAURA’S PULSOCON HAND VIBRATOR
The action is a plunging motion of the center disk at the end combined with a rotating eccentric weight. There were also applicators that would screw into the center disk. It was operated by a handle to crank it.

Vibrator innovation was one of the driving forces behind the creation of the small electric motor.

In 1902 the home vibrator was the fifth electrical appliance to enter the home, just after the sewing machine and before the iron

In the early 1900s women could use mail order to buy vibrating massage's from advertisements in publications such as Needlecraft, Modern Priscilla and Womens Home Companion. One Vibrator advertisement, from 1910 stated, The secret of the ages has been discovered in Vibration. Great scientists tell us that we owe not only our health but even our life strength to this wonderful force. Vibration promotes life and vigor, strength and beauty. ... Vibrate Your Body and Make It Well.

The huge potential market for hand-held vibrators was recognized by entrepreneurs with Hamilton Beach of Racine, patenting their first hand held vibrator in 1902. The vibrator was the fifth electrical home appliance available, after the sewing machine but well before the electric iron and vacuum cleaner. Vibrator innovation was even a driving force behind the creation of the small electric motor.

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So what is it exactly, getting your cells popped? Cell Popping Body Art is essentially the process of creating single-pore burns on the human canvas to create artistic designs AND also create an incredible endorphin experience in the same breath.This body modification is considered a temporary branding that lasts anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months (or longer) depending on each person’s healing cycle. Basically it is heating a small metal poker under a flame until it is glowing red and gently applying the poker to the skin for 1 second. It is NOT necessary to add pressure, the poker just rest on the skin for 1 sec. It is a small surface burn. A completed design is outlined with burn dots.

Why is it called Cell Popping?

When the poker is applied to the skin you will hear a popping noise. What makes the noise is the water, or humidity, in the skin cell evaporating at the contact of the poker on the skin you are burning.

What does it feel like?

The pain level is usually considered less painful then a tattoo. The pain last that 1 sec the poker is on the skin, and it feels just like, well, a burn he he. Often there is a burn smell. It may be sore and tender for a couple of days after, take some ibuprofen. No worries about contamination: when the poker is glowing red it is automatically sterilized.

What to expect after?

Well most likely it will be a series of whitish dots with the skin around all red from the trauma. Usually the redness will disappear within 1 to 2 hours and the dots will become slowly redder. Usually it will take about 24 hours for the design to really pop out. Here is the key to a long successful popping: DO NOTHING FOR 24 HOURS. Not water, no cream, no treatment. The idea here is to not encourage healing. The dots will scab and fall off within a week or two. Do not scratch. After the scabs are gone you will have fresh skin cells either darker or lighter than the normal skin tone. From that point the body will heal the marks in its own due time, again 2 weeks to 6 months (or longer). There is a minor chance of the wound getting infected, as with any wound, but it is very rare.