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NUFACE MICROCURRENT ACTIVATOR
The essential first step to your microcurrent treatment to ensure
optimal results. Important: Always apply Microcurrent Activator when
using the FIX Device. Refer to packaging for use by date.
TREATMENT AREAS
The FIX Device is designed to smooth, and tighten the appearance
of fine lines & wrinkles around the eyes, lips and forehead. Follow
instructions below for best results, and refer to your Quick Start for
more detailed images.
TREATMENT TECHNIQUES
Ensuring that both spheres are in contact with the skin, apply light to
medium pressure while using the FIX Device feathering technique. This
quick erasing motion delivers bursts of NuFACE® microcurrent energy
to help firm, smooth and tighten skin.
HOW TO USE YOUR FIX DEVICE
Get ready to Firm, Smooth and Tighten.
The instructions below are designed to provide the most effective
results when followed correctly.
1) Cleanse your face with an oil-free cleanser. Men should shave
before treatment — facial hair can interfere with the conductivity of
the spheres. Note: Any cream, lotion, self tanner, and/or oil-based
products on the skin can block the microcurrent.
2) Important: Apply a mask-like layer of the NuFACE Microcurrent
Activator section-by-section as you treat.
Note: Always apply a NuFACE Microcurrent Activator when using
your FIX Device. Reapply if skin becomes dry during treatment to
avoid any uncomfortable sensations.
3) Unplug the Micro USB Cable from your FIX Device and turn it ON
by pressing the ON/OFF button; the white LEDs will illuminate and the
energizing hum will begin when the device is ON.
4) Begin treatment by using the recommended technique shown.
Refer to your Quick Start Guide for additional illustrations.
5) You can treat one or more treatment areas for the full 3-minute
cycle. After treatment is complete, tap remaining NuFACE Microcurrent
Activator into skin.
6) Turn OFF the FIX Device after treatment. See the “CLEANING”
section for proper cleaning instructions.
Your FIX Device will automatically turn OFF after 3 minutes.
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