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Problem
Hair starts to grow again on
some spots of the treated
areas.
Cause
You do not use the appliance
as often as recommended.
The appliance is not suitable
for your hair or skin colour.
You did not make enough
overlaps when you used the
appliance.
Hair starts to grow again as
part of the natural cycle of
hair growth.
Solution
To remove all hairs successfully and
prevent the hair follicle from becoming
active again, the treatments have to be
repeated once every two weeks for the
first two to three months. Your skin
should be smooth by then.To ensure
that your skin stays smooth, we advise
you to repeat the treatment every four to
six weeks. The time between treatments
may vary based on your individual hair
regrowth and also across different body
areas. If too many hairs grow back
between treatments, simply shorten the
treatment interval again, but do not treat
any area more often than once every
two weeks. When you use the appliance
more frequently than recommended,
you do not increase the effectiveness
but you do increase the risk of skin
reactions.
Do not use the appliance if your body
hair is light blond, red, grey or white. Do
not use the appliance either if you have
very dark skin.
For proper hair-removal results, you
have to make overlaps when you use the
appliance. See chapter 'Using the
appliance', step 7.
This is normal. It is part of the natural
cycle of hair growth that hair starts
growing again. The hairs that come back,
however, tend to be softer and thinner.