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This provides better visibility of fine hairs or skin.
To change an attachment, press the release button
(6). Detach the head in place and click-on a new
one.
I Epilation
Epilation tips
If you have not used an epilator before, or if you
have not epilated for a longer period of time, it may
take a short time for your skin to adapt to epilation.
The discomfort experienced in the beginning will
decrease considerably with repeated use as the skin
adapts to the process.
When epilating for the first time, it is advisable to
epilate in the evening, so that any possible red-
dening can disappear overnight. To relax the skin we
recommend applying a moisturizing cream after
epilation.
Epilation is easier and more comfortable when the
hair is between 0.5–5 mm long. If hairs are longer,
we recommend that you shave first and let the hair
grow back to at least 0.5 mm length.
Dry usage: Your skin must be dry and free from
grease or cream.
Wet usage: Make sure your skin is very moist in
order to achieve optimum gliding conditions for the
appliance.
How to epilate
Make sure that the epilation head (2) is attached and
provided with the High-Frequency Massage System
(1).
A Select speed «I» for gentle epilation, speed «II» for
efficient epilation.
B Always stretch your skin when epilating. Make
sure that the epilation area is in close contact with
your skin. Guide the appliance in a slow, continu-
ous movement without pressure against the hair
growth, in the direction of the switch. As hair can
grow in different directions, it may also be helpful
to guide the appliance in different directions to
achieve optimal results. The High Frequency
Massage System ensures best skin comfort
during epilation.
C
Leg epilation
Epilate your legs from the lower leg in an upward
direction. When epilating behind the knee, keep
the leg stretched out straight.
D
Underarm and bikini line epilation
Especially during the first applications these areas
are particularly sensitive to pain. Therefore, we
recommend that you select speed «I» for the first
few epilation processes.
With repeated usage the pain sensation will
diminish. For more comfort, ensure that the hair is
at the optimum length of 0,5–5 mm.
Before epilating, thoroughly clean the respective
area to remove residues (like deodorant). Then
carefully dab dry with a towel. When epilating the
underarm, keep your arm raised up so that the
skin is stretched and guide the appliance in
different directions. As skin may be more sensitive
directly after epilation, avoid using irritating
substances such as deodorants with alcohol.
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Cleaning the epilation head
1 Cleaning with the cleaning brush (10):
Remove the cap and brush it out. Thoroughly
clean the tweezers from the rear side of the
epilator head with the brush dipped into alcohol.
While doing so, turn the tweezer element manually.
This cleaning method ensures best hygienic
conditions for the epilation head.
2 Cleaning under running water:
After each wet usage, clean the appliance under
running water. Remove the cap and hold the
appliance with the epilation head under hot run-
ning water. Then press the release button (6) to
remove the epilation head. Shake the appliance
and the epilation head to remove excess water
and leave both parts to thoroughly dry out before
re-assembling.
General information on epilation
All methods of hair removal from the root can lead to
irritation (e.g. itching, discomfort and reddening of
the skin) depending on the condition of the skin and
hair. This is a normal reaction and should quickly
disappear, but may be stronger when you are
removing hair at the root for the first few times or if
you have sensitive skin. If, after 36 hours, the skin
still shows irritation, we recommend that you contact
your physician. In general, the skin reaction and the
sensation of pain tend to diminish considerably with
the repeated use of Silk·épil.
In some cases inflammation of the skin could occur
when bacteria penetrate the skin (e.g. when sliding
the appliance over the skin). Thorough cleaning of
the epilation head before each use will minimise the
risk of infection.
If you have any doubts about using this appliance,
please consult your physician. In the following
cases, this appliance should only be used after prior
consultation with a physician: eczema, wounds,
inflamed skin reactions such as folliculitis (purulent
hair follicles) and varicose veins around moles,
reduced immunity of the skin, e.g. diabetes mellitus,
during pregnancy, Raynaud’s disease, haemophilia,
candida or immune deficiency.
II Exfoliation
Exfoliation tips
The exfoliation brush has been developed for full
body usage, especially for legs, arms and
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