Epilation - Silvercrest SED 3.7 A1 Operation And Safety Notes
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The hairs should be between 0.3 cm and 0.5 cm long. Shorter
hairs are not gripped by the tweezers and plucking out longer
hairs is very painful. If needs be, shorten long hair.
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The skin must be free of grease or cream residues. Otherwise, the
tweezers will stick/soil and the effi ciency of the appliance will be
reduced.
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The skin must be completely dry.
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The best time for epilation is in the evening after a shower. Then
the skin is somewhat softened, so that the hairs can be plucked
out easily. In addition, the skin can recover overnight, and any
skin reddening will recede.
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Before epilation, treat the skin with a peeling or a massage glove.
This helps remove dead skin cells, ingrowing hairs are avoided,
and fi ne hairs stand proud. This enables the appliance to grip the
hairs better.
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After epilation, nurture the skin with a moisturising lotion or
cream. Ideally, the cream will contain aloe vera or camomile
extracts to soothe and maintain the skin.
Epilation
When the appliance is charged and the body part to be epilated is
prepared:
1)
Rub your hand once more against the growth direction of the
hairs to be removed. Through this the hairs will be raised so that
they can be better captured by the tweezers.
2)
Remove the protective cap
SED 3.7 A1
1 from the epilator head 2.
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