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Keep the epilating head away from water.
Do not use the epilating head on irritated skin or skin with varicose
veins, rashes, spots, moles (with hairs) or wounds. People with a
reduced immune response or people who suffer from diabetes mellitus,
haemophilia or immunodeciency should also consult their doctor rst.
Note: Your skin may become a little red and irritated the rst few times you
use the epilating head. This phenomenon soon disappears as your skin gets
used to epilation and the hairs that grow back become thinner and softer. If
the irritation does not disappear within 3 days, we advise you to consult your
doctor.
Note: We advise you not to use the epilating head in the shower, because a
good epilating result cannot be guaranteed.
Tip: Epilating is easier just after taking a bath or shower. Make sure your skin
is completely dry when you start epilating.
1 Put the epilating head on the appliance (see section ‘Attaching/
detaching attachments’ in chapter ‘Preparing for use’).
2 Push the on/off slide upwards to switch on the appliance.
3 Place the appliance perpendicularly onto the skin so that the
epilating attachment is in proper contact with the skin.
4 Stretch the skin with your free hand to make the hairs stand
upright.
5 Move the appliance slowly against the direction of hair
growth (Fig. 15).
Do not exert any pressure.
Use the micro shaver to remove stubble along contoured edges of your
bikini line. This allows you to keep your bikini line smooth and well-
dened.
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