IPL laser hair removal photo epilator

Detailed Instructions for Using the IPL Photoepilator/Laser:

1. Use medical alcohol to clean the epilator flashing head.
2. Press the power button for 1 second to activate the laser device.The indicator on the device will turn green, and a sound will confirm that it is working.
   Note: Upon activation, you will see a red flashing indicator. When the red indicator flashes, it signifies that the device's sensor detects human skin.
   Ensure the red indicator is flashing before proceeding; if not, adjust the position of the laser closer to the skin.
   
3. Use the power button to adjust the laser intensity.The intensity level is indicated by a blue indicator: Level 1 (lowest intensity) to Level 5 (highest intensity).
   
4. After selecting the laser intensity level, bring the flashing head of the laser closer to the skin.
   The red indicator light will start flashing, indicating that the device is ready for use.
   Press the pulse button to activate the laser beam.
   After each pass, the red indicator light will turn off and start flashing again after 1-3 seconds, indicating that the device is ready for the next use.
   Note: For optimal results, perform 2-3 passes on the same area of the skin.
   If the red indicator does not start flashing, ensure the laser lamp is close to the skin, wait for 3-5 seconds, restart the device, and follow the instructions again. If unsuccessful, contact the company representative.
5. If the laser device remains inactive for 5 minutes, it will enter standby mode. Press the power button to reactivate the machine.Note: Upon reactivation, the laser intensity will reset to the initial level 1.
   
6. Press the power button continuously for 3 seconds to turn off the device.
7. After each use, clean the flashing head of the laser machine with medical alcohol.Note: A whitish spot may appear on the glass during frequent use, which does not affect the device's operation.
   

Before Using the Laser:

• It is recommended to perform a skin test 2 hours before the procedure.
• Test Method:Conduct the test on a small area of skin on the inner side of the arm.
  Start with low power and gradually increase to maximum power.
  Run the epilator 1-2 times in the same place.
  
• After 2 hours, if you experience redness, burning marks, pain, or any other symptoms in the test area, consult your doctor before using the epilator.
• In case of slight discomfort, use the epilator repeatedly with low intensity. If discomfort persists, consult your doctor.

During the Procedure:

• Clean the lamp and shave the hair on the areas where you plan to perform epilation.
• Turn on the device and select the required intensity.
• After the procedure, cool the skin with ice water or a chilled wet towel.
• You can use toner to moisturize the skin.
• Do not treat the same skin area more than once during the procedure. A maximum of two flashes are allowed at the same location.

Instructions for Use:

• Avoid Direct Eye Contact: Do not shine the device directly on the eyes or in the eye area.
• Post-Procedure Redness: Redness of the skin after the procedure is normal. You can cool the skin with cold water or a cold wet towel.
• Cleaning Instructions: Do not clean the flashing head of the device by spraying or injecting alcoholic liquids.
• Cosmetic Compatibility: Do not use the device in combination with different cosmetics such as gels, ointments, or other liquids.
• Optimal Intensity Mode: For best results, use the high-intensity mode (note: familiarize yourself with the "hair removal process").
• Skin Reaction Consideration: Darker skin may result in less effective procedures. Extend the observation time by 2 times before increasing the intensity.
• Post-Procedure Care: After the procedure, you can use a moisturizer or sunscreen cream. Avoid UV exposure after using the device. Apply sunscreen before leaving the house.
• Cooling System Maintenance: Ensure the air space of the epilator and the cooling section remains unblocked to ensure the device's cooling system functions smoothly.
• Hair Removal Safety: Hair accidentally stuck in the device may cause white spots on the head glass, but this does not affect the device's operation.
• Water Resistance: The epilator is not waterproof; avoid contact with water.
• Fault Detection: If any fault is detected, turn off the device immediately. Contact the company for maintenance if the flashing window is broken.
• Storage Precautions: Do not store the device with objects with strong magnetic fields. Avoid dust and high temperatures.
• Safety Concerns: Try not to damage the device and keep it out of reach of children.

Do Not Use the Epilator If:

• You have a skin disease, rash, allergic dermatitis, eczema, or other skin conditions.
• You have photosensitivity.
• You are pregnant or lactating.
• You have a tan.
• You have dark skin (refer to the color contrast panel in the detailed instructions).
• You have a black or dark brown mole.
• The integrity of the skin is compromised, there is a scar, or a healed wound.
• You have a history of oncology or hemangioma.
• You use any type of eye prosthesis.

Note:

• A course of hair removal consists of 6-10 procedures.
• Perform the first 6 procedures once every two weeks.
• Subsequent 6-10 procedures should be performed every 4 weeks.
• If thin strands of hair regrow, perform the procedure every 2-3 months until the desired result is achieved.
• For areas with coarse hair growth, it is recommended to perform the procedure more frequently for optimal results.