Braun Gilette Venus Naked Skin 6028 Series, User Manual

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6.   Double check the result by comparing 

the skin tone of the treated area to 
the Skin Tone Chart. 

3.    Press the Skin Tone Sensor button to 

receive a skin tone reading:

  •  If an illuminated WHITE light 

(settings I, II, III, IIII) appears, the 
skin tone in this area is suitable for 
treatment.

  •  If an illuminated RED light appears, 

this indicates the skin tone in this area 
is not suitable for treatment.

4.   lMPORTANT: Before treating another 

body part, you must perform a new 
measurement.

NOTE:

 If all lights illuminate, this 

indicates that the measurement taken 
is not valid, e.g., Skin Tone Sensor 
does not have good contact. 

5.   Replace the Skin Tone Sensor in 

the base unit. The Skin Tone Sensor 
button will illuminate WHITE which 
indicates that the unit is ready for use. 
The device setting will automatically 
adjust to the Skin Tone Sensor 
reading. The white setting light 
indicates the power setting. 

IMPORTANT:

 If there is a difference 

between the skin tone identified 
by the Skin Tone Sensor and the 
Skin Tone Chart, you should always 
use the higher number/darker tone 
setting (emits less light energy). For 
example: if the Skin Tone Sensor 
indicates (III) and the Skin Tone 
Chart indicates (IIII), you should use 
(IIII).

7.   Press the Skin Tone Sensor button 

repeatedly until the correct skin tone 
setting appears. 

I – IIII on the Skin Tone Sensor.

•  

Setting I

 is the HIGHEST power 

setting and is for people with fair 
skin as shown on the Skin Tone 
Chart—Skin Tone 1.

•  

Setting II

 is the MEDIUM power 

setting and is for people with 
medium skin tone as shown on the 
Skin Tone Chart—Skin Tone 2.

•  

Setting III

 is a LOWER power 

setting and is for people with darker 
skin as shown on the skin tone 
chart—Skin Tone 3.

• 

 Setting  IIII

 is the LOWEST power 

setting and is for people with darker 
skin as shown on the Skin Tone 
Chart—Skin Tone 4.

NOTE:

 You can choose a higher 

number/darker tone setting (emits 
less light energy) than your Skin 
Tone Sensor measurement result, 
but a lower number/lighter skin tone 
setting cannot be selected.

Treatment

Before your first treatment, we advise 
you to perform a patch test on a small 
area of skin on a body part you plan to 
treat. Please refer to page 37 for Patch 
Test details. 

Once you have established the correct 
skin tone setting and prepared the 
treatment area, you are ready to begin 
your treatment.

1.   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  
Handset. 

STANDBY Mode

When the Skin Tone Sensor is 
placed in the base unit, after 10 
minutes of inactivity, the handset  
will revert to STANDBY mode 
(indicated by a RED light). A new 
skin tone reading is required to  
re-activate the unit.

2.   Wipe excess gel from your hands.

3.   Select a spot on the edge of the 

treatment area. 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. A WHITE light signals 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.

IMPORTANT:

Only use the Activating Gel 
specifically designed for use with 
this device. In order to prevent gel 
from drying, larger areas should be 
treated in sections.

4.   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.

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