GARETT Beauty Light

Yes. Garett Beauty devices are placed on the market in accordance with applicable product safety requirements. Depending on the model, they carry the appropriate markings and are accompanied by documentation confirming compliance with the standards and regulations applicable in the European market.

The CE marking indicates that the product complies with the applicable European Union requirements concerning safety, user health and environmental protection. It confirms that the device has been assessed for compliance with the requirements applicable to its product category.

The CE marking confirms that the product complies with the legal safety requirements applicable to its category. To use the device safely, follow the user manual, the manufacturer’s recommendations and the contraindications specified for the particular model.

No. The scope of markings, tests and conformity documentation depends on the type of device, the technology used and its functions. Different requirements may apply to devices using IPL, EMS, LED light, heating functions, vacuum massage or hair-styling technologies.

Yes. The devices undergo quality control and a conformity assessment based on the requirements applicable to the relevant product type. This ensures that users receive equipment intended for safe at-home beauty care, provided that it is used in accordance with the instructions.

Certifications and conformity markings primarily relate to safety, quality and compliance with the legal requirements applicable to a particular product. Beauty care results depend on factors such as regular use, skin type, correct operation of the device and an appropriately selected skincare routine.

Information about safety, contraindications, proper use and maintenance can be found in the user manual for the specific model. Before using the device for the first time, read the instructions carefully and use the device only in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Many Garett Beauty devices may be suitable for sensitive skin, but they should be used with caution. Start with the lowest intensity setting and a short treatment time, and observe how your skin reacts. If your skin is highly reactive or you have a dermatological condition, consult a specialist.

Particular caution is required if you have a pacemaker, electronic implants, metal components in the treatment area or other medical devices. Before using devices with EMS, microcurrent, IPL or other active technologies, check the user manual and consult a doctor.

No. Garett Beauty electrical devices must not be disassembled, modified or repaired by the user. Unauthorised interference may affect operational safety and the terms of the warranty. In the event of a fault, contact an authorised technical support centre or service provider.

Original devices and accessories are designed to match specific Garett Beauty models, technical parameters and operating methods. Using non-original parts, cables or accessories may affect the effectiveness, comfort and safety of the device.

Choose a device that matches your skin’s needs and your beauty care routine. The Garett Beauty range includes devices for cleansing, massaging the face and eye area, LED light skincare, body massage, ultrasonic peeling and IPL hair removal.

Yes. The devices are designed for at-home beauty care and intuitive operation. Before first use, read the user manual for the specific model and begin with the lowest available intensity setting.

The recommended frequency depends on the type of device and the selected mode. Instructions concerning treatment duration and frequency can be found in the user manual supplied with the device and on the product page under the “Downloads” section. Regular use is more important than the intensity of an individual treatment.

Results vary from person to person and depend on factors such as skin type, regularity of use, appropriate cosmetic products and lifestyle. Garett Beauty devices support everyday beauty care, but they do not replace a professional dermatological diagnosis or medical treatment.

The level of water resistance depends on the specific model. Before using a device in the bathroom or allowing it to come into contact with water, check the information in the user manual. Electrical devices must not be immersed in water unless the manufacturer explicitly states that this is permitted.

Yes, but caution is required, particularly when using IPL, LED light or treatments on tanned or sun-irritated skin. Before use, check the contraindications provided in the instructions for the specific device.

Yes. Most devices are compact and convenient for travel. Before travelling, check the charging method and battery life, and protect the device against mechanical damage.

Store the device in a clean, dry place, away from moisture, high temperatures and direct sunlight. Before putting it away, make sure that the device is switched off, clean and dry.

For hygiene reasons, devices that come into direct contact with the skin should preferably be used by one person only. If the device is shared, thoroughly clean all contact surfaces after each use in accordance with the instructions.

Yes. In many cases, the devices may be used with a suitable serum, gel or massage oil. Only use cosmetic products that comply with the recommendations provided in the instructions for the specific device.

Do not use highly irritating products, cosmetics containing acids, mechanical or chemical exfoliants, or essential oils unless the device instructions explicitly permit them. For sensitive skin, test the cosmetic product on a small area of skin beforehand.

Yes. Mild tingling, pulsing or muscle contractions may be a normal sensation when using the EMS function. The treatment should remain comfortable. Stop using the device if you experience pain, burning or significant discomfort.

LED light modes should be used in accordance with the instructions for the specific model. Do not look directly into the light source, and do not use the device if you have any contraindications associated with light sensitivity.

No. Do not use the device on skin with open wounds, inflammation, active infections, severe irritation or fresh scars, or immediately after intensive cosmetic procedures.

Exercise caution after procedures such as chemical peels, microdermabrasion, waxing, acid treatments, Botox injections or dermal fillers. Before using the device again, consult the user manual and, in case of doubt, seek advice from a specialist.

No. Some technologies, including EMS, LED light, vacuum massage and IPL, have specific contraindications. The devices should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, by people with pacemakers, certain skin conditions or light sensitivity, or by those taking photosensitising medication. The full list of contraindications can be found in the instructions for the specific model.

Temporary skin redness may occur after a vacuum massage. If the intensity is too high or the device is held in one place for too long, bruising may occur. Always begin with the lowest settings and move the device continuously and smoothly.

When using vacuum massage devices, a suitable massage oil or serum is recommended. It helps the device glide smoothly over the skin and reduces the risk of irritation.

After completing the treatment, switch off the device and clean its surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Do not immerse the device in water, use harsh detergents or clean electrical components under running water.

No. For safety reasons, charge the device before or after the treatment, in accordance with the recommendations provided in the user manual.

First, check the battery level, make sure that the cable is connected correctly and consult the user manual. If the problem persists, stop using the device and contact Garett technical support using the telephone number or email address provided in the footer of the website.

Yes. Garett Beauty devices are covered by a 24-month manufacturer’s warranty. Detailed warranty terms can be found in the warranty documentation on the Garett website:
https://garett.com.pl/zwroty-i-reklamacje/

IPL hair removal uses pulses of light that target the melanin in the hair. The light energy reaches the hair follicle and helps gradually reduce hair regrowth. Treatments should be carried out regularly, in accordance with the schedule provided in the user manual for the specific model.

IPL helps provide a long-lasting reduction in hair regrowth, but it does not mean that all hair will be removed permanently after a single treatment. Maintenance treatments may be required to preserve the results, in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

No. IPL technology is most effective on darker hair because the light interacts most effectively with the melanin in the hair. IPL may be less effective or ineffective on very light, grey, red or white hair.

No. IPL hair removal is most suitable for light, untanned skin and darker hair. IPL may not be recommended for very dark skin tones or freshly tanned skin. Before beginning treatment, check the skin phototype chart and contraindications provided in the device instructions.

The treatment frequency depends on the specific device model and the stage of the hair removal programme. At the beginning, treatments should be carried out regularly according to the schedule provided in the instructions. Once the desired results have been achieved, maintenance treatments may be performed. Do not use IPL more frequently than recommended by the manufacturer.

No. IPL requires a series of regular treatments because hair grows in different phases. The first results may become visible gradually, while the best results are achieved through consistent use in accordance with the instructions.

Yes. The skin should be shaved before an IPL treatment. This allows the light pulse to reach the hair follicle more effectively and makes the treatment more comfortable. Do not wax the hair or remove it with tweezers immediately before beginning an IPL treatment programme, as the hair must remain within the skin.

Before treatment, the skin should be clean, dry, shaved and free from cosmetic products such as lotions, oils, deodorants or self-tanning products. Do not perform the treatment on irritated, freshly tanned or damaged skin, or following intensive cosmetic procedures.

Yes, but particular caution is required. Do not carry out the treatment on freshly tanned skin or immediately before intensive sun exposure. After treatment, protect the skin from UV radiation and use a high level of sun protection.

This depends on the specific device model. Some IPL devices may be used on selected areas of the face, while others are intended for use on the body only. Before using the device on the face, check the user manual and avoid the eye area, eyebrows and any areas not approved for treatment by the manufacturer.

An IPL device may be used on the body areas specified in the instructions for the particular model, most commonly the legs, arms, underarms, bikini area or selected areas of the face. Do not use the device around the eyes, on mucous membranes, tattoos, moles, birthmarks, warts or damaged skin.

IPL treatment should not be painful. You may experience warmth, a mild stinging sensation or brief discomfort while the device is operating. If you experience pain, burning or severe redness, stop the treatment and check the settings and contraindications provided in the instructions.

The intensity level should be selected according to your skin tone, hair colour and skin sensitivity, in accordance with the device instructions. Start with a lower level and perform a patch test on a small area of skin. Do not use a higher intensity if it causes discomfort or irritation.

Yes. Mild, temporary redness or a sensation of warmth may occur after treatment. The skin may be soothed with a gentle moisturising product if permitted by the device instructions. Stop using the device if you experience severe irritation, burning or a persistent skin reaction.

After treatment, avoid intensive sun exposure, tanning beds, hot baths, saunas, exfoliation and irritating cosmetic products. Keep the skin moisturised and protect it from UV radiation. Check the instructions for the specific model for detailed post-treatment recommendations.

Not immediately. Before IPL treatment, do not remove hair using methods that pull it out from the root, such as waxing, a mechanical epilator or tweezers. A razor is the preferred method of preparing the skin because the hair must remain within the skin for IPL light to work effectively.

No. Do not use an IPL device directly on tattoos, moles, birthmarks, warts, areas of hyperpigmentation or dark spots on the skin. These areas should be avoided during treatment in accordance with the recommendations in the user manual.

An IPL device should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding, in the case of skin conditions, light sensitivity, the use of photosensitising medication, fresh tanning, active skin infections, open wounds or severe irritation. Check the instructions for the specific model for the full list of contraindications.

After completing the treatment, switch off the device, disconnect it from the power supply and allow it to cool down. Clean the device surface and the light emission window in accordance with the instructions, using a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not immerse the device in water or use harsh detergents.

For hygiene reasons, individual use of the device is recommended. If the IPL device is used by more than one person, thoroughly clean all contact surfaces after each use in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.