Remington IPL6500 Troubleshooting Guide download pdf (Page 18)

SOUNDS

Not full contact. Flash button was pressed while the

skin contact sensor was not fully

engaged.

Replace bulb. Bulb is missing or needs to be

replaced.

Skin contact sensors stuck. Flash button was pressed after the

skin contact sensor had been

engaged since unit start up. Skin

contact sensor may be stuck.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• ForafulllistofFAQs,pleasevisit(www.remington-ilight.com)

Q. WhatareasofmybodycanItreatwithi-LIGHT?

A. i-LIGHT is designed for unisex use on areas below the neck, including the legs, underarms, bikini line,

arms, chest and back. Females can also use on facial hair below the cheekbone.

Q. Whataretherisksinvolvedwithi-LIGHT.Isitsafe?

A. i-LIGHT is clinically proven to be safe & eective, but like any electronic device it is important that you

read and follow the operating instructions and safety warnings.

Q. IsIPLdangerousfortheskinafterlongtermuse?

A. There have not been any reported side eects or skin damage from long term use of intense pulse

light (IPL)

Q. Whyismyhairgrowingdespitetreatments?

A. Results aren’t immediate, and individual results vary. Most users will begin to notice fewer hairs within

1-2 weeks after beginning treatment. During this time it may look like the hair is still growing, but it is

actually being ‘pushed out’.

Hair grows in a cycle of 3 dierent phases which lasts 18-24 months. Only hairs in the active growth

phase are susceptible to treatment, which is why multiple treatments are required for optimal result.

Another reason for continued growth could be that the area was missed during a treatment. Repeat

the treatment regime when you notice regrowth.

Q. Whycan’tIusei-LIGHTafterrecentsunexposure?

A. Sun exposure causes high levels of melanin to be present and exposes the skin to higher risk of burns

or blisters following treatment.

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