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determine the correct light intensity setting for each body area. The recommendations can be
found in the skin tone table in the user manual.
Some Philips Lumea models (BRI862, BRI863, BRI864, BRI94, BRI95 series) are equipped
with a SmartSkin Sensor. The sensor recommends the setting which was comfortable for most
women with a skin tone similar to yours. If the treatment feels uncomfortable with these settings
you can always lower them manually.
You are treating the wrong areas
Do not use your Philips Lumea on lesions, moles, nipples, piercings, tattoos etc. For the full list
of unintended areas see the user manual.
You have recently tanned
Using Philips Lumea on recently tanned skin can be uncomfortable, regardless whether you have
tanned naturally or artificially using tanning lotions or appliances. For the correct advice
concerning the use of Philips Lumea alongside sunblocks or tanning please consult the user
manual.
Your skin or Lumea is dirty
Make sure that all parts of your Philips Lumea have been cleaned properly. Only use Philips
Lumea on pretreated (shaved, waxed, epilated) areas. And make sure your skin is clean and dry
before you start your hair removal treatment.
You are pressing Lumea too hard on your skin
Press your Philips Lumea on your skin more gently, especially on sensitive bony areas such as
your shinbones, knees and ankles.
Place the Lumea at a 90° angle so that the integrated safety system is in full contact with your
skin. The integrated safety system prevents unintentional flashing without skin contact.
If you have tried the advice above but your skin still feels uncomfortable then please contact us
for further support
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