Veet Infini'Silk PRO, Руководство пользователя

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Skin test
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Press the treatment panel against the skin and press the button in order to release one flash.
If you did not feel an abnormal discomfort, press one press on the button “+” and then release
another flash on another spot, this time at intensity level 2.
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Continue testing as you increase the intensity level each time, until you have reached the highest
level that you feel comfortable with. If within an hour you still do not experience any adverse
effect, you can start your full treatment at the selected intensity.
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Repeat this test for each body part you intend to treat.
9. Set the intensity level. If you wish to change the intensity level settings, press the intensity setting buttons
“-” / “+” in order to increase or decrease it until setting the requested intensity, so that it is possible to
see the level of intensity in the indicator light (for details see “intensity settings” in this manual).
10. Press the treatment panel against to the skin, after you have ensured that the skin is even and smooth.
When the treatment panel is in full contact with the skin, the indicator light in ready mode will start
to blink.
11. Press the blinking button. The device will first start a test for skin color. If the skin color is light enough
for use, the device will release a flash of light into the skin, and the ready mode indicator light will switch
off. You will be able to see a strong flash of light and at the same time a gentle popping sound will be
heard, which is the sound the device makes when it is operating. You will feel a light warm and stinging
sensation. The device will immediately charge itself for the next flash. After 3.5 seconds the indicator
lights will light up again to ready mode.
12. Lift the treatment panel from the region of skin that has undergone treatment.
13. Move the treatment panel to another area of the skin. Be guided by the pressure signs that the device
temporarily leaves in order to correctly place the panel for the next flash, in a way that avoids gaps and
overlapping between the flashes.