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test, to ensure your skin is suitable for treatment and there is no adverse reaction to the light
energy. If there is no reaction after 24 hours, you may treat the area around the patch test. The
‘patch tested area’ should NOT be re-treated for at least 1 week. If a skin reaction develops,
discontinue using the device and consult your physician.
TREATMENT METHODS
The area to be treated must be hair-free, clean and dry. Before pushing the flash button, look
away from the device to avoid the bright light. In rare cases, you may find the flash too bright.
There is no safety risk associated with this. For increased comfort, we recommend treating in
a well-lit room to help reduce the perceived brightness. However, if you find the light is still
too bright, we recommend wearing sunglasses for extra eye protection. We also recommend
wearing sunglasses for extra eye protection when using the device to remove hair on the face.
GLIDE MODE
For fast & efficient treatment of large areas - like the legs, arms, chest, back & stomach
1. Place the treatment window firmly on your skin, and select your preferred intensity level.
2. Press and hold the flash button. The device will begin to flash.
3. Glide the device slowly and continuously from the bottom to the top of the treatment area.
Make sure to always keep full skin contact so that the device flashes continuously.
4. Once the gliding stroke is complete, lift the device off the treatment area.
5. Repeat to treat the next adjacent area in a parallel glide, until you have completed the entire
area you wish to treat.
STAMP MODE
For treating small or hard-to-reach areas - like the face, bikini line & underarms
1. Place the treatment window firmly on your skin, and select your preferred intensity level.
2. Press and instantly release the flash button. The device will emit a flash.
3. Lift the device off the skin, and place it onto the next adjacent spot to be treated.
4. Continue treatment spot by spot, until you have completed the entire area you wish to treat.
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