Tip: White Eye Pencil; Using The Appliance In The Bikini Area; Using The Appliance On The Underarms - Philips sc2006 User Manual

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Tip: The appliance may leave imprints on the skin in the treated
areas. These imprints may show you where you can make the
treated areas overlap.
A fully charged battery provides a complete body and face treatment
(upper lip, underarms, bikini line and lower legs) in one go.* If you use
the appliance to treat both your lower and upper legs, you may have to
recharge the appliance during the treatment. This is normal. How long you
can use the appliance depends on the size of the treatment area and the
intensity setting used.
*Based on the average treatment times for each area and the
recommended intensities for one user.
Tip: Many users combine leg treatments with other activities around
the house such as watching TV or listening to music. You can also
try this to make the experience more enjoyable and relaxing.

Tip: White eye pencil

To help you remember what part of your skin you have already treated,
you can mark sections on your leg with a white eye pencil.
1 Take a white eye pencil and draw a line on your leg. Start at any point
of your leg and draw a straight line.
2 Draw additional lines at a distance of 3cm from the first line if you
use the appliance horizontally or at a distance of 1cm if you use the
appliance vertically.
Perform the treatment section by section. If you need to take a break
during a session, just mark the last treated area with the same eye pencil
and resume the treatment later.
Note: Only use a white eye pencil. Any other colour absorbs the light and may
cause skin irritation.

Using the appliance in the bikini area

Check the recommended light intensities table in chapter 'Preparing for
use', section 'Setting the light intensity' to see which settings are suitable for
your bikini area.
In principle, Philips Lumea Precision Plus is safe and gentle enough for
treatment of the entire bikini area. For SC2008 only: use the bikini area
attachment to treat this area. Use a lower setting on darker pigmented,
more sensitive skin in the bikini area. Do not use the appliance on inner
labia, vagina and anus. Men who wish to treat their pubic area must not use
the appliance on the scrotum.
Note: For hygienic reasons, always clean the attachment used before you start
treating another body area.

Using the appliance on the underarms

Check the recommended light intensities table in chapter 'Preparing for
use', section 'Setting the light intensity' to see which settings are suitable for
your underarms.
Make sure you remove any deodorant, perfume, cream or other skin care
product from your underarms before treatment.
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