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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 meets the requirements of applicable European Union legislation 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 meets 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 compliance 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 or vacuum massage, as well as hair styling devices.

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

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

Information concerning safety, contraindications, use and maintenance can be found in the user manual for the particular 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. It is recommended to begin with the lowest intensity level and a short treatment time, while monitoring the skin’s reaction. People with highly reactive skin or dermatological conditions should consult a specialist.

Special caution is required if you have a pacemaker, electronic implants, metal components in the treatment area or other medical devices. Before using devices featuring EMS, microcurrent, IPL or other active functions, consult the user manual and seek medical advice.

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

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

Choose a device suited to 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 skin scrubbing and IPL hair removal.

Yes. The devices are designed for at-home beauty care and intuitive operation. Before using a device for the first time, read the manual for the particular model and begin with the lowest available intensity level.

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

Beauty care results vary from person to person and depend on factors including skin type, regularity of use, the correct selection of cosmetic products and lifestyle. Garett Beauty devices support daily beauty care, but they do not replace a professional dermatological diagnosis or medical treatments.

The level of water resistance depends on the particular model. Before using a device in the bathroom or exposing it to 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 or LED light technology and when performing treatments on tanned or sun-irritated skin. Before use, check the contraindications listed in the manual for the particular device.

Yes. Most devices have a compact design and may be 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 storing it, 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 a device is used by more than one person, thoroughly clean all contact surfaces after each use in accordance with the instructions.

Yes. In many cases, the devices may be used with an appropriately selected serum, gel or massage oil. Use only cosmetic products that comply with the recommendations provided in the manual for the particular device.

Do not use highly irritating cosmetics, products containing acids, mechanical or chemical exfoliants, or essential oils unless the device manual explicitly permits their use. For sensitive skin, it is advisable to perform a patch test on a small area of skin beforehand.

Yes. Mild tingling, pulsation 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 particular model. Do not look directly into the light source or use the device if you have any contraindications related to photosensitivity.

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

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

Some technologies, such as EMS, LED light, vacuum massage and IPL, have contraindications. The devices should not be used, among other situations, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, by people with a pacemaker, certain skin conditions or photosensitivity, or while taking photosensitising medication. A full list of contraindications can be found in the manual for the particular 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 setting and move the device continuously in a smooth motion.

When using devices that feature vacuum massage, it is recommended to apply a suitable massage oil or serum. This helps the device glide properly and reduces the risk of skin 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 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. The telephone number and email address are 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 document on the Garett website: https://garett.com.pl/zwroty-i-reklamacje/

Scalp care devices are intended for people who want to support their daily scalp care, improve scalp comfort and complement their haircare routine. They may be suitable for relaxation, massage, supporting microcirculation or distributing scalp care products more thoroughly.

A scalp massager gently massages the scalp, supporting microcirculation and helping to relieve tension. Depending on the model, it may be used while washing the hair, on a dry scalp or with a suitable scalp treatment, serum or ampoule, provided that the device manual permits this.

The recommended frequency depends on the device model, operating mode and scalp sensitivity. Before using the device for the first time, read the user manual and begin with short sessions. Regularity is more important than the intensity of an individual massage.

Yes. Scalp massage may support microcirculation and improve scalp comfort. Regular use may complement a hair and scalp care routine, although results vary depending on scalp condition, consistency of use and the cosmetic products applied.

Yes, provided that the manufacturer of the particular device permits the use of cosmetic products. A scalp treatment, serum or ampoule may support scalp care and help distribute the product evenly. Do not use highly irritating products or products that may damage the device.

Yes, but caution is required when using it on a sensitive scalp. It is recommended to begin with the lowest intensity, use shorter massage sessions and move the device gently over the scalp. Stop using the device if you experience burning, pain, itching or severe redness.

The device may support scalp care in cases of mild discomfort, but it should not be used on skin with active inflammation, wounds, severe irritation, weeping lesions or intense itching. Consult a specialist in the event of dermatological problems.

After use, switch off the device and clean the components that come into contact with the scalp or hair in accordance with the instructions. If the device is not waterproof, do not wash it under running water. After cleaning, dry the massager thoroughly and store it in a dry place.

Scalp massage should not be performed on areas with open wounds, fresh scars, active inflammation, skin infections, severe irritation or pain, or immediately after aesthetic medicine procedures involving the scalp. In case of doubt, consult a dermatologist or trichologist.

Hair styling devices can be used regularly, but frequent exposure to high temperatures may weaken the hair. It is recommended to select an appropriate temperature, use heat-protection products and avoid holding the device on one section of hair for too long.

The temperature should be adjusted to the hair type. Fine, delicate or bleached hair requires lower settings, while thick, dense or difficult-to-style hair may require a higher temperature. Before use, check the available temperature range and the recommendations provided in the manual for the particular device.

Yes. It is recommended to apply a heat-protection product before styling the hair at high temperatures. It helps reduce the effect of heat on the hair structure and supports protection against dryness, dullness and breakage.

It depends on the type of device. Hair straighteners, curling irons and straightening brushes should generally be used only on dry hair unless the instructions state otherwise. Devices designed for drying or styling wet hair, such as hot-air brushes and air straighteners, should be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Yes. Hair styling devices can be used on colour-treated hair, but caution is required. Colour-treated, bleached or damaged hair is more prone to dryness, so it is advisable to select lower temperatures and use protective hair products.

Do not style the same section of hair for too long or use an unnecessarily high temperature. The hair should be detangled, protected with a heat-protection product and completely dry unless the device is designed for use on wet hair. After styling, it is advisable to use moisturising or restorative haircare products.

Yes. Many hair styling devices have a compact design and may be convenient for travel. Before travelling, check the power supply method, voltage range and plug type, and protect the device against mechanical damage.

Before cleaning, switch off the device, unplug it from the power supply and allow it to cool completely. Clean the surface with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Do not immerse the device in water or use harsh detergents.

After styling, unplug the device and allow it to cool. Store it in a dry place, away from moisture, high temperatures and children. Do not wrap the power cord too tightly around the device, as this may damage the cable.