Pulsing And Gliding; Exposure To The Sun - Silk-n Infinity H3101 Mode D'emploi

4.4 Pulsing and gliding

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Pulsing is the best technique for treating specific spots or small areas.
Press the treatment surface against your skin. Work in rows (either across
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or down as shown in the image). Start at one end of each row and progress
to the other end.
The treatment surface creates temporary pressure marks on the treated
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area so you can see areas you have treated.
After each pulse, move the treatment surface to the next spot. Keep
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doing this pulsing action for the area you are treating.
Avoid gaps or overlaps as you use the device.
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Gliding is the best technique for treating larger parts of the body.
Press the treatment surface firmly against your skin and slowly glide over your
skin (either across or down as shown in the image). Make sure that the treatment
surface is always touching your skin.
At lower energy levels, the device takes only 1-1.5 seconds to recharge
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between pulses. This generates a nonstop sequence of flashes.
Glide at a speed so that you avoid gaps or overlaps.
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Do not treat the same area of skin more than once per hair removal session.
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Stop use immediately if you have any pain.

4.5 Exposure to the sun

The lowest energy level (1) is designed for safe use even after sun exposure.
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If you use energy levels 2-5, avoid further exposure to the sun for 4 weeks
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before and 2 weeks after your treatment. This is because higher
quantities of melanin expose the skin to greater risk when using any
method of light-based hair removal. This applies to all skin types, even
those that don't seem to tan quickly.
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