Using The Appliance In The Bikini Area; Using The Appliance On The Underarms; Using The Appliance On The Face (Upper Lip, Chin, Sideburns) - Philips SC2003/00 Mode D'emploi

Using the appliance in the bikini area

Check the recommended light intensities table in chapter 'Preparing for
use', section 'Setting the light intensity' to see which settings are suitable for
your bikini area.
In principle, Philips Lumea Precision Plus is safe and gentle enough for
treatment of the entire bikini area (e.g. for 'Brazilian' or 'Hollywood' style).
Use a lower setting on darker pigmented, more sensitive skin in the bikini
area. Do not use the appliance on inner labia, vagina and anus. Men who
wish to treat their pubic area must not use the appliance on the scrotum.
Note: For hygienic reasons, always clean the attachment used before you start
treating another body area.

Using the appliance on the underarms

Check the recommended light intensities table in chapter 'Preparing for
use', section 'Setting the light intensity' to see which settings are suitable for
your underarms.
Make sure you remove any deodorant, perfume, cream or other skin care
product from your underarms before treatment.
Tip: To achieve optimal results on your underarms, stand in front of a mirror to
get a good view of the area to be treated and the 'ready to flash' light. Raise
your arm and place your hand in your neck to stretch the skin in the underarm
area. In this way the safety ring can be pressed more easily onto the skin,
which makes the treatment easier to perform.
Note: The reflected light does not harm your eyes. If the scattered light is
unpleasant, close your eyes when you release a flash.

Using the appliance on the face (upper lip, chin, sideburns)

Check the recommended light intensities table in chapter 'Preparing for
use', section 'Setting the light intensity' to see which settings are suitable for
your face (upper lip, chin, sideburns).
Always use only the precision attachment to treat the upper lip, chin
and sideburns. Never use the appliance around the eyes or near the
eyebrows. When you treat your upper lip, chin or sideburns, make sure you
do not expose your face to direct sunlight in the 24 hours following the
treatment. Apply a sunblock (SPF 30+) after the treatment for the next
two weeks when you expose your face to direct sunlight.
Tip: To achieve optimal results on your upper lip, chin and sideburns stand in
front of a mirror to get a good view of the area to be treated and the 'ready to
flash' light.
Tip: Because of the contours of the jaws, it may be difficult to bring the safety
ring into full contact with the skin and to release a flash. Put your tongue
between your teeth and upper lip or puff up your cheeks to make this easier.
Tip: The reflected light does not harm your eyes. If the scattered light is
unpleasant, close your eyes when you release a flash.
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