There is no need to carry out more than three successive flashes in the same place.
Then continue the depilation by moving the appliance steadily and with care over all exposed surfaces so as to
treat the entire area.
When the session is finished, switch off the appliance by holding down button 3.
The appliance emits four beeps then switches off automatically.
FREQUENCY OF SESSIONS:
Hair is only affected by the pulsed light in its growing phase and, as the hair develops in cycles, it is therefore
necessary to establish a schedule of sessions taking into account the hair cycle, the hair density and the colour of
the hair in the area concerned.
The table below indicates, by area, the density of hairs in cm
2
, the percentage of hairs in the growth
phase and the total length of the cycle:
Area concerned
Density of
hairs in cm
2
Hairs in growth
phase
Length of hair
cycle
Upper lip
350
60 %
5 months
Chin
100
20 %
15 months
Arms
80
40 %
9 months
Underarms / bikini
line
65
30 %
18 months
A series of treatments spread out within this time will allow the destruction, in their growth phase, of all the hairs in
one area. Thick and fair hairs take longer to treat.
In general, 6 to 12 sessions are necessary to achieve complete and effective long-term depilation.
The initial three sessions are carried out at regular intervals of around 4 – 6 weeks and then, according to growth,
approximately every 2 months throughout the duration of the hair cycle.
Beyond this period, sessions should be repeated at a rate of 1 to 2 per year, when the follicles enter a new initial
growth cycle.
NOTES:
The technique causes no side effects and the sensation experienced is practically painless.
Use should be comfortable and never painful.
A little redness or swelling may appear on sensitive skin, but it should rapidly disappear, within a few hours
depending on the sensitivity of the area.
Between sessions, it is important not to epilate with wax, cream or an epilator. It is imperative that hairs are shaved
or cut with scissors.
Throughout the duration of treatment, the majority of roots are damaged, the number of hairs diminishes and remaining
atrophied hairs become finer and lighter.
The results are lasting, but do not preclude possible growth linked to age or hormonal changes.
PRECAUTIONS:
