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6. Remove the handset from the skin.

7. Place the handset on the next

adjacent untreated spot (do not

overlap) and press the activation

button. Continue until you have

completed the entire area you wish

to treat.

IMPORTANT:

Avoid treating the same area twice as

this may cause adverse reactions.

8. Wipe any excess Activating Gel from

the handset and the area you have

treated.

Treating the upper lip area

IMPORTANT:

• Avoid contact with the lips and the

nostrils. The central area below the

nostrils is often sensitive.

• Do not use on permanent / semi

permanent lip liner on the lip

margin.

1. Apply a thick layer of Activating

Gel to the area to be treated (see

illustration below).

TIP: You can press your lips together

to ensure that the light does not

activate on the upper lip itself.

2. Repeat steps 2-8 as presented for

treating face, cheek and jaw.

Treating the neck and chin

Hair growth under the chin can be denser

and more coarse in nature and this can

sometimes lead to slight reddening in the

skin following a treatment. This redness

is temporary and should completely

disappear after 24 hours.

1. Apply a thick layer of Activating

Gel to the area to be treated (see

illustration below).

2. Repeat steps 2-8 as presented for

treating face, cheek and jaw.

NOTE:

• If redness or a burning sensation

occurs and lasts for several minutes,

apply a cool cloth/pad to soothe the

area.

• If any pigmentary changes in the

skin, e.g., lightening or darkening,

are observed, stop using the device.

Seek medical advice to determine

the cause which may be due to an

underlying medical condition.

After Treatment

• Avoid using bleaching creams, or

peeling products in the treated area

for 24 hours after treatment as they

may cause irritation.

• Avoid direct sunlight exposure for

24 hours after treatment. To protect

the skin, use a facial moisturizer with

SPF 15 or greater broad spectrum

sunscreen.

HOW TO USE

3736

Before your ﬁrst treatment, we recommend

you test your skin for reaction to Venus

Naked Skin

®

device and Activating Gel.

Patch Test

NOTE: Test the area you are

planning to treat. The patch test

area should be about 2.5 x 5 cm

in size (equivalent to size of two

ﬂashes, side by side).

1. First check your skin tone, (refer to

page 31).

2. Prepare the area to be treated by

cleansing and removing visible hair.

Pat dry with a towel.

3. Apply a thick layer of Activating Gel

to the area. DO NOT RUB IN. The gel

should remain in a thick layer on the

skin to ensure proper contact with the

applicator.

4. Place the handset ﬁrmly on the skin

so that both contact bars on the outer

corners of the treatment window are

placed in the Activating Gel that is

on the skin surface. The Activation

button will illuminate WHITE to signal

you have the proper contact. If the

white light does not appear, be sure

to adjust the handset so that both

bars remain in contact with the skin.

5. Press the Activation button once.

Look away from the handset to avoid

the bright light. You will hear a click

and may feel a warm sensation.

6. Remove the handset from your skin.

7. Place the handset on the area

adjacent to the area you already

treated (see NOTE to the left).

Repeat steps 4 – 6.

8. Wait 48 hours and then examine the

test area. If the skin appears normal,

begin your ﬁrst treatment at the

highest level you are comfortable

using. If a skin reaction develops,

discontinue use of Venus Naked Skin

®

and consult your physician.

DO NOT treat the patch tested area

for at least one week after the test.

IMPORTANT: Adjustment of

Treatment Level

The treatment sensation may vary

depending on the person and

treatment area. For best results,

conduct the treatment at the highest

level you are comfortable using.

Level I – Highest power setting

Level IIII – Lowest power setting

To adjust the treatment level, refer

to step 7 on page 32.

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