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Warm
WarmFar-infrared, electric potential, and thermal heat
Warm with 3 modes
Three modes: Far-Infrared Mode, Electric Potential Mode, and Double Mode. Set the mode, duration, and temperature via the controller.
For Hair, Nail & Eyelash Salons
Hyper RadionHyper Radion Premium | As an Add-on Menu for Hair, Nail, and Eyelash Salons
Salon treatment time,
Turn it into a warming experience.
Simple lay-down＋Menu
About
Hyper Radion Premium is a mat-type professional thermal warming device developed and sold by Wamu Corporation, featuring three modes: far-infrared, electric potential, and thermal warming. Clients simply lie on a mat placed on a bed to receive the session, developed based on our bedrock bath mat technology. Not only for aesthetic salons, but...Hair salons, nail salons, and eyelash salonsIt is also used here. It is professional equipment operated by trained practitioners and is not a medical device.
Issue & Answer
Addressing the challenges of hair, nail, and eyelash salons,
Hyper Radion provides the answer.
During their primary session, clients are lying down or seated. The strength of this mat-type device is turning that time directly into paid "warming time."
Wanting to increase average customer spend, but raising prices on core services is difficult
Add thermal warmth during salon sessions.Warm up on the mat during eyelash treatments or head spas. Add it on without changing your core service pricing.
Staff hands are tied up
Hands-free menu.Simply set and lay it down. It requires no hands-on staff effort during the session.
Fewer salon visits in winter
Make warmth a reason to visit.During cold seasons, being able to 'receive sessions while staying warmly comfortable' becomes a compelling reason clients choose you.
Worried aesthetic equipment may not fit your core business
Simply lay it out—without altering your core workflow.Simply lay it on a bed or reclining chair. Your current treatment procedures remain exactly as they are.
Concerned About Implementation Costs?
Start small with a subscription (monthly plan).Available for adoption through a fixed monthly subscription.
How to use in hair, nail, and eyelash salons
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Spread
LayFor treatment beds and chairs
Simply lay it down—keep your salon treatment routine as is
A 600 x 1600 mm mat. Placed on an eyelash treatment bed or shampoo chair, it adds gentle warmth without altering your existing treatment procedure.
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Add
AddDuring core business hours
Session time turns directly into additional revenue
Treatment time can be monetized as "warming time." You can launch it without creating new booking slots.
Menu
Examples of warming menus suitable for hair, nail, and eyelash salons
Nail Salon
Warming during nail treatments
Warm up on the mat during treatment. Your hands-on work continues as usual while the client stays comfortably warm.
Hair Salon
Thermal warming during head spas and wait times
Turn resting or waiting time into a warming session at the shampoo station or reclining chair.
Eyelash Salon
Warming during eyelash treatments
The best combination with sessions performed lying down. Requires no extra time.
Retail
Pair with home care products
After warming, introduce home care products, which also leads to retail sales.
*Image is for illustrative purposes only. Individual results may vary. Please avoid definitive claims of effectiveness or medical expressions in in-store and web displays.
Price Design
Menu pricing structure and ROI planning
| Menu | Details | Sample pricing |
|---|---|---|
| During-Treatment Add-on | Add thermal warming during regular salon treatment sessions | ＋¥1,000〜1,500 |
| 30 min | Warming session (standalone) | ¥2,000〜3,000 |
| Set | Core service menu + flat-rate thermal care | Core service fee + from ¥1,000 |
| Session pass | 5 sessions | 10% off single-session rates |
※ This is an example based on publicly available market rates and guidelines from Wamu consultations. Pricing can be set freely by your facility.
How to calculate the monthly sessions needed to recoup your investment
- Calculate your monthly cost (device price ÷ 60 months for purchase, or the monthly fee for a subscription (monthly plan))
- Calculate gross profit per session (price - consumables)
- Cost ÷ Gross profit = Monthly sessions required for ROI
20 / monthsessions as a benchmark (based on ¥20,000/month and ¥1,000 gross profit per session)
In a salon with 200 monthly visits, if 10% add warming, that is 20 sessions a month. No additional booking slots are needed, so you never have to worry about capacity.
Operation Rule
Advertising and operational rules to set before getting started
NGExpressions to Avoid in Promotional Claims
- Definitive claims of efficacy, such as "slimming," "dissolving fat," or "slimming the face"
- Expressions implying medical acts, such as "cure" or "improve"
- Presenting before-and-after photos in a way that implies guaranteed results
- Confusing explanations between core treatments and device effects
Displayed as Advertising Expression Guide please follow the principles of...
OKEasy-to-Operate Format
- Clearly state details, duration, and pricing of additional care on the menu
- Designate qualified staff and offer services only after completing onboarding training
- Introduce it through conversation during sessions, starting as an add-on option for existing clients
- Offering alongside retail home-care products
Starting with an add-on format that doesn't disrupt your core workflow is the quickest path to regular adoption.
Flow
Process from Equipment Adoption to Menu Launch
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Assessing existing client demand
Ask clients during treatment conversations for a month whether they would like such a service. This clarifies anticipated uptake.
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Confirm your salon workflow with a free demo
Check the physical sensation and required time with the actual machine, and see if it fits into waiting time, post-treatment workflows, and your available floor space.
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Complete training and start with optional add-on menus
Staff undergo training, starting with short add-on care sessions. Evaluate client response before formalizing the course.
Plan
How to introduce Hyper Radion Premium
Purchase
Purchase
Direct purchase of the main unit. Please contact us for a quotation.
Quotes & Consultations Subscriptionsubscription (monthly plan)
You can also introduce the equipment via a flat subscription (monthly plan). This keeps initial costs down and lets you start while observing client response.
Subscription (Monthly Plan) Consultation Lease / LoanLease & Loan
Leasing is an option if you want to spread costs evenly as an expense, while a loan is available if you want to purchase while spreading out initial expenses.
Read comparison of adoption options※ Japan's Labor-Saving Investment Subsidy (Japan only) has specific target industries and criteria. We recommend financial planning that does not rely on subsidies.
Specification
Hyper Radion specifications
| Product Name | Hyper Radion Premium |
|---|---|
| Types | Mat-type thermal device (far-infrared, electric potential, warming) |
| Mode | Far-infrared mode / Electric potential mode / Dual mode |
| Mat dimensions | W 600 × L 1,600 mm |
| Cover dimensions | W 900 × L 1,860 mm |
| Power consumption | 192W |
| Adoption Process | Purchase, subscription (monthly plan) |
*Specifications are subject to change without notice for product improvement.
Q & AFrom hair salons
From hair salons
Frequently Asked Questions
The manufacturer, Wamu Corporation, answers frequently asked questions from those considering equipment adoption.
Can it be used during regular salon sessions?
Yes, you can use it. It pairs best with services where clients lie down, such as eyelash appointments or head spas, allowing you to add warmth without altering treatment procedures.
How much space is required?
Simply place the mat on a bed or chair, and the main controller is compact. Virtually no additional space is required.
Is a qualification required to use it in hair salons or nail salons?
These are commercial devices, not medical devices, and do not require national medical licenses to operate. Staff trained by Wamu will operate them.
Can staff without aesthetic salon experience operate it?
Yes, you can. You will master the session workflow through initial introductory training and regular training. Many salons start with short menus.
How much does it cost? Is there a subscription (monthly plan)?
Device pricing varies depending on the method of adoption and contract terms, so quotes are provided individually. In addition to purchase, adoption via a subscription (monthly plan) is also available.
Can I try a demo before adoption?
Yes, we offer free trial demos. Your staff can experience the session and duration firsthand before making an adoption decision.
CONTACT
First, experience the actual device.
From brochure requests and free demos to consultations on menu pricing design, the manufacturer guides you directly.