User manual BRAUN 5680

[. . . ] It comes with two different clips: 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 while for your skin to adapt to epilation. The discomfort experienced at first is considerably reduced with repeated use as the number of hair to be removed decreases over time and as the skin adjusts to the process. the Braun Silk· épil X'elle Easy Start has been specially designed to make your start in epilation easy as it gently helps your skin in the adjustment phase. The starter epilation head b has been developed especially for the first few epilations, when skin is not yet used to the process and also for sensitive skin. [. . . ] When epilating for the first time, it is advisable to epilate in the evening, so that any possible reddening can disappear overnight. To relax the skin we recommend applying a moisture cream after epilation. Fine hair which re-grows might not grow up to the skin surface. After showering) or exfoliation peelings helps to prevent in-growing hair as the gentle scrubbing action removes the upper skin layer and fine hair can get through to the skin surface. It is a fact that hair re-growth will be reduced by 50 % if you remove hairs from the root regularly at least every 4 weeks using your Silk· Massaging rollers clip EfficiencyPro clip Epilation head with X'pert-épil system Starter epilation head Release buttons Switch with incorporated SmartLight Socket for cord connector Cord connector 12 V transformer plug Narrow epilation head Facial attachment Facial cleansing wipes Cooling application (Gel pack (a), cooling glove (b)) Keep away from sunlight. Do not use if you are hypersensitive, allergic to the cold, or if your skin suffers from sensory disturbances, when suffering from cardiac diseases or arterial circulatory disorders. preparing the appliance · Before starting off, thoroughly clean the epilation head you want to use (B or b). To remove the epilation head, press the release buttons 3 on the left and right and pull it off. Click the desired head into place: ­ Choose the starter epilation head b if you are epilating for the first time or if you have very sensitive skin. ­ Once your skin is used to epilation, you may switch to the standard epilation head B which allows a more efficient and faster epilation thanks to its greater number of tweezers. Plug the cord connector 6 into the socket 5 and plug the transformer plug 7 into an electrical outlet. Preparing your skin Your skin must be dry and free from grease or cream. Optional skin cooling: For the first few epilations or if you have sensitive skin you can use the cooling application, recommended by dermatologists to help reduce possible skin irritation. Ensure that the gel pack has been in the deep freezer (***) for at least 2 hours (for convenience you can store the gel pack in the freezer). Put transparent (cool) side of the glove on your leg. Repeat cooling and epilating until completion. While epilating, please ensure your skin is dry. Important: Apply cooling glove to the same area for no longer than 2 minutes. For reduced speed, choose the «soft» setting. the SmartLight illuminates as long as the appliance is switched on. for optimum performance hold the appliance at a right angle (90°) against your skin. Guide it in a slow, continuous movement without pressure against the hair growth, in the direction of the switch. [. . . ] Disposal can take place at a Braun Service Centre or at appropriate collection points provided in your country. În comparaøie cu un cap standard de epilare acesta are mai puøine pensete, care sunt mai distanøate. ­ În momentul în care pielea dumneavoastrå se acomodeazå cu epilarea, puteøi alege capul standard de epilare 2a care permite o epilare mai eficientå µi mai rapidå datoritå numårului mai mare de pensete. Within the guarantee period we will eliminate, free of charge, any defects in the appliance resulting from faults in materials or workmanship, either by repairing or replacing the complete appliance as we may choose. [. . . ]