Depilacja bikini z Philips Lumea - Gładkość i Komfort

Can I use Philips Lumea every week?

When starting your IPL treatments with Philips Lumea, our recommended treatment plan is that your first four treatments are done on a fortnightly basis rather than weekly, followed by monthly top ups to keep hair regrowth at bay. It is not recommended to use your Lumea more than a fortnightly basis as IPL is only effective when your hair is in the ‘growing’ phase, so doing your treatment weekly won’t improve or speed up the results you see.

Using Philips Lumea IPL, you can expect to see results from as early as your third treatment – with a 92% hair reduction when following the treatment plan1 (although this may vary from person to person). To get the most optimal results we recommend you follow the treatment plan and, if you tend to be a little forgetful like me, add these to your IPL app so you get those very helpful reminders when your next treatment is due.

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With the Philips Lumea 9900 series you can also now ‘Try and Buy’ the product and spread the cost over 12 months and can cancel at any time if they are not fully satisfied, which is helpful for those who aren’t quite sure if IPL is the right choice for them.

Philips Lumea Prestige review: Use

Okay, so how do you actually use the Philips Lumea Prestige?

When you first get the Prestige you'll want to download the Philips Lumea IPL app. This will walk you through using the machine and set up a treatment plan. It's a simple, well-designed app that's easy to use.

Initially, you'll need to IPL your chosen body part/parts every two weeks for eight weeks (four sessions). The app will remind you when a treatment is due.

You can use the device corded or cordless, which is useful if you want to sit comfortably away from a socket, but you can access higher settings when using the Prestige corded.

Once you're ready, simply place the device against your skin and pull the trigger. The bulb won't flash unless there's a seal between your skin and the light window – this is to protect your eyes and to ensure correct placement.

For smaller, trickier areas you can then move the Lumea and pull the trigger again, or, for larger areas such as your legs, you can glide the device slowly along your skin holding the trigger for a continuous run of flashes.

It can take a fairly long time to do your legs (around 15-20 minutes) as the light window area is quite small. I think this is perfectly bearable, especially as you can do it from the comfort of a sofa, armchair, or bed.

Describing the sensation of IPL is quite difficult – it's certainly not painful, but, occasionally, you can feel an odd stinging sensation, like a small insect bite that goes away after a few seconds. It's certainly much less painful than waxing or epilating.

I've found a close shave prior to your IPL treatment is key to minimising these stings.

After the initial phase, you need to complete top-up sessions every six to eight weeks. Again, the app will remind you when a treatment is due.

Siadam na kanapie urządzenie jest bezprzewodowe, więc nie przeszkadzają mi kable , włączam ulubiony serial i na zabieg poświęcam tyle czasu ile chcę lub ile akurat mogę w przypadku matek, ta druga opcja może występować częściej.

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Philips Lumea IPL je výsledkom viac ako desaťročnej práce výskumného tímu vedcov a popredných dermatológov, ktorí prispôsobili technológiu IPL, využívanú v profesionálnych salónoch od roku 1997, pre bezpečné a účinné domáce použitie.

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Depilacja IPL Intense Pulsed Light Metoda depilacja jąder IPL jest powszechnie uważana za mniej inwazyjną niż tradycyjna depilacja laserowa, ale może powodować podrażnienia, oparzenia lub dyskomfort.

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