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2. Select the appropriate intensity level: Ulike devices usually have multiple intensity levels. Start with the lowest setting and gradually increase it based on your comfort level and the sensitivity of the treated area. Refer to the device’s user manual for specific guidance on intensity selection.

3. Test on a small area: Before treating a larger area, it’s recommended to perform a patch test on a small area of your skin to check for any adverse reactions or sensitivity. Wait for 24 hours to ensure there are no negative effects before proceeding with full treatment.

4. Position the device and press the flash button: Place the Ulike device against your skin, making sure the light window is in direct contact with the targeted area. Press the flash button to emit the light pulse. The device may emit a slight sensation of warmth or a mild snap-like feeling.

5. Move to the next area: After each flash, move the device to the next adjacent area and repeat the process until you’ve covered the desired treatment area. Avoid flashing the same area multiple times in a single session to prevent skin irritation.

6. Repeat the treatment: For optimal results, it’s typically recommended to use the Ulike hair removal device once every 1–2 weeks, gradually reducing the frequency as hair growth diminishes. Follow the device’s instructions regarding the recommended treatment schedule.

7. Maintenance and precautions: Clean the device’s light window and handle according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Additionally, be sure to protect your eyes from the device’s light during operation by using the provided safety goggles if necessary.

It’s important to note that specific usage instructions may vary between Ulike models, so it’s advisable to refer to the user manual provided with your specific device for detailed and accurate instructions on how to use it effectively and safely.

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