Remington I-LIGHT PRO FACE&BODY Guía De Uso Y Cuidado página 16

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Intensity/Flash Mode LED
All currently selected LEDs flashing
Intensity LEDs flashing in sequence
All LEDs flashing with warning beep
Audible Tones
Not Full Contact
Replace Light Cartridge
Contact Sensors Stuck
, Frequently Asked Questions (www.remington-ilight.com)
Q. What is i-Light? What is Intense Pulse Light (IPL)?
A. IPL works by directing an extremely short, intense pulse of filtered light into the skin. The light is
absorbed by the coloured pigments in and surrounding the hair and disables the hair follicle temporarily,
preventing hair regrowth.
Q. Who can use i-Light?
A. Both men and women can use i-Light to remove unwanted hair anywhere below the neck, and females
can use to treat facial hair below the cheekbone. i-Light has been designed for individuals with light to
medium skin tones and dark hair. Safe skin tones include white, ivory, tan, beige and light brown only.
Safe natural hair colours include black, dark brown and medium brown.
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 can I expect from i-Light?
A. i-Light provides safe and effective salon-grade hair removal using IPL technology.
Q. What are the risks involved with i-Light? Is it safe?
A. i-Light is safe to use, but like any electronic device it is important that you read and follow the
operating instructions.
Q. How often should I use i-Light?
A. You should use i-Light whenever you start to see hair regrowth.
F DO NOT treat the same area more than once a week.
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Indication
Unit is overheated and is disabled momentarily to
cool down.
Unit is malfunctioning. Turn the unit off, wait a few
moments and try again. If problem persists, the
unit should be returned for repair.
Treatment head is removed or loose.
Indication
Flash button was pressed while the skin contact
sensor was not fully engaged.
Light cartridge is missing or needs to be replaced.
Flash button was pressed after the contact sensor
had been engaged since unit start up. Contact
sensor may be stuck.