Philips HP6427/PB Manual page 8

Legs
• Speed selection (E)
For areas where the hairs are thinner, for hard-to-reach places and for areas with
bones under the skin (such as knees and ankles), select speed I (normal speed)
(fig. 6).
For larger surfaces and thicker hairs, select speed II (high speed) (fig. 7).
• Pain softener (F) (fig 8, 9)
For areas with bones close under the skin (e.g. knees, ankles), select normal
intensity Î.
For the more fleshy areas (e.g. calves), select extra intensity Ó.
- Pull the skin taut with your free hand to make the hairs stand up (fig. 10).
- Place the Satinelle Sensitive BodyTotal in a straight angle on the skin, with the
On/Off switch pointing in the direction in which you wish to move the appliance
(fig. 11).
- Now move the appliance slowly over the skin against the direction of growth of the
hairs (fig. 12). Do not apply pressure.
- To switch the appliance off,
first slide the pain softener control to position Ï Ï (fig. 13);
then slide the On/Off switch to position O O (fig. 14).
Under arms and bikini line
Your Satinelle Sensitive BodyTotal is equipped with a precision cap ' (B) and a
special pain softener element ' (G) to make the appliance suitable for under-arms
and bikini-line epilation.
The precision cap reduces the number of active discs and stretches the skin while
epilating.
The size and shape of the special pain softener match perfectly with the precision
cap.
Together, the precision cap and special pain softener element make the appliance
ideal for the more delicate areas of the body.
• For optimum epilation the hairs should be not too long (max. approx.
- Take off the pain softener element for the legs (F) (fig. 15).
- Place the special pain softener element ' (G) for under-arms and bikini-line (fig. 16).
- Place the precision cap (fig. 17). (Please note the correct positioning of the cut-
away for the pain softener.)
- Switch on. We advise you to use speed II and pain softener intensity Ó Ó (fig. 18).
- Ensure that the skin is drawn taut.
- Place the Satinelle in a straight angle on the skin, with the on/off switch pointing in
the direction in which you wish to move the appliance (fig. 19, 20).
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