To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Silk'n Jewel LUXX Hair Removal System device is in standby mode?
If the Silk'n Hair Removal System device has stopped working and is in standby mode, press the control button again to start the device.
Why is there no light pulse from my Silk'n Jewel LUXX?
If there is no light pulse when the Silk'n Hair Removal System device touches your skin, first check that the device is properly connected and the ready light is on. Also, ensure that the treatment surface is evenly and firmly pressed to the skin. It is also possible that your skin colour is too dark.
Why do the skin colour sensor light and the ready light blink on my Silk'n Jewel LUXX Hair Removal System?
The skin colour sensor light and the ready light blink on the Silk'n Hair Removal System because the skin colour is too dark.
General| Skin Tone Sensor | Yes |
|---|---|
| Corded/Cordless | Corded |
| Suitable for | Women and Men |
| Treatment Area Size | 4 cm² |
| FDA Cleared | Yes |
| Device Type | IPL Hair Removal |
| Technology | Pulsed Light (IPL) |
| Treatment Levels/Energy Levels | 5 |
| Treatment Area | Face and body |
| Hair Color Compatibility | Dark Blonde to Black |
| Power Source | Mains |
| Skin Tone Compatibility | Fitzpatrick skin types I-IV |
Protects skin by recessing the light treatment surface to avoid direct contact.
Built-in safety feature preventing light emission when the treatment surface faces open air.
Guidelines on sun exposure before and after treatments to prevent adverse effects.
Overview of the light-based device for home hair reduction.
Device is for cosmetic hair removal, private use, not commercial or therapeutic.
Lists items included in the package, which vary by option purchased.
Identifies and locates key components of the device using numbered diagrams.
Explains the function and mode of operation for control buttons and indicator lights.
Details the 5 energy levels, their intensity, and how to change them.
Explains the function of touch, movement, and skin colour sensors for safe operation.
Describes two techniques for applying light pulses to the skin for hair removal.
Outlines a typical hair removal plan based on hair growth cycles and intervals.
Describes normal sensations and sounds during a treatment session.
Details potential side effects like redness, swelling, blisters, and pigment changes.
Step-by-step guide to connecting the device to power before first use.
Instructions for preparing the skin and area before treatment.
Guide on testing different energy levels on a small skin area for suitability.
Detailed steps for performing a hair removal treatment session.
Recommendations for post-treatment care and device shutdown.
