The Best Dermaplaning Tools To Buy Now
Okay, Gurls. Today, I’m sharing some of the best dermaplaning tools to buy. But if you’re like I was a few years ago, you may wonder, “What the heck is dermaplaning, and why do I need it?” I remember YEARS ago seeing a woman on Oprah who looked twenty. It turns out she was over 40, but she said the key was that she shaved her face! Everyone was shocked, but hey, it worked for her. Dermaplaning and shaving have similarities, but they are different. Dermaplaning is more about scraping away dead skin, etc. Let’s get into it.
What is Dermaplaning?
Dermaplaning is a procedure that involves GENTLY scraping the skin’s surface with a specialized tool. The primary aim is to remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz, revealing a smoother, brighter complexion. Dermaplaning is less abrasive than some other things you may have seen, and it’s typically okay for most skin types, including sensitive skin.
Why Use Dermaplaning Tools?
Dermaplaning tools offer several benefits:
- Exfoliation: By removing the top layer of dead skin, dermaplaning can improve the texture and tone of your skin, making it feel smoother and look more radiant.
- Better Product Penetration: By removing dead skin and fine hair, skincare products can penetrate more deeply and effectively, boosting their effectiveness. We pay a lot for skincare products, so we want to give them the best possible chance to work!
- Makeup Application: A smoother skin surface allows for a better makeup application, helping foundation and powder to sit better on the skin.
- Peach Fuzz Removal: While the primary focus is exfoliation, removing fine facial hair is a nice bonus, leaving your face feeling soft.
Choosing Dermaplaning Tools
When selecting dermaplaning tools, opt for ones specifically designed for at-home use, which are typically less sharp than professional-grade scalpels but still effective. Look for tools with safety features, such as guarded blades, and be sure to read the directions to minimize the risk of cuts.
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This tool also works for shaping eyebrows and includes a cover for more precise detailing. No one wants to slip up and have half an eyebrow! The blades are designed with fine micro guards to protect your skin during use, and they are slim and portable, making them perfect for traveling. Plus, you can feel good about your purchase with Schick’s mail-back recycling program.
I love that this is designed to mimic a tube of lipstick! It operates with something called “VISOFO Technology.” All I know is that it uses a spinning head covered by a protective plate to trim hair gently and painlessly. Ready for daily use, this trimmer allows for applying makeup without waiting for hair regrowth. So it is easier to avoid nicks, bumps, or razor burn. Plus, with a battery that charges in just 70 minutes, it’s always ready when you are. Grab it in a variety of vibrant colors, from Coral to Topaz!
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You’ve heard of electric toothbrushes. This is an electric dermaplaner! The SIMA features three adjustable speed settings—low, medium, and high—meaning you can customize your exfoliation to whatever works best for you to achieve a smooth complexion. It’s rechargeable, offers 7 weeks of treatment, and is suitable for all hair types. Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 3,894 reviews. Around 30 dollars.
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This exfoliating tool is a jump in price. Why? Well, it’s metal and sharper. It features a comfortable handle with the perfect weight for controlled and safe blade handling. With that being said, do BE CAREFUL. It uses replaceable blades (sold separately) that are simple to switch out. It’s great for removing peach fuzz and for improving the appearance of fine lines and visible pores. 4.4 star rating with over 2,000 reviews.
Looking for a comprehensive facial hair removal solution? Check out the Braun Face Epilator Facespa Pro 911, which offers a 3-in-1 experience: epilating, cleansing, and skin toning. The description says it’s the world’s first device to combine facial epilation with a cleansing brush and a MicroVibration toning head! Epilating is different from dermaplaning, but I included it for those of you who want hair removal without using a blade, so to speak. Be warned, pulling your hair out will not be pain-free. But hey, beauty!
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This 2-in-1 facial exfoliation and peach fuzz removal system uses sonic technology and offers three times more power. Reviews say that it’s super easy to use and painless. Whew! With three customizable speeds and a rechargeable battery that lasts up to three hours, you can take this along on trips to maintain your skincare even while on the road. Plus, it’s dermatologist-approved.
Here’s your at-home microdermabrasion solution! Priced at around $150 dollars, this device uses exfoliating crystals and vacuum suction to polish and smooth your skin. Think of microdermabrasion as a light sanding. It can be painful when done excessively or intensely, but this is more of a light removal. Reviewers claim it’s painless. It includes several different discs for various parts of the body.
The Best Dermaplaning Tools To Buy Now – Dermaplaning Oil
If you’re going to try dermaplaning, don’t forget the oil! This item is specially formulated to let your razor glide smoothly over your skin, making it easy to remove peach fuzz without causing friction. It’s meant to avoid annoying razor burns, cuts, and irritation thanks to its protective barrier that enhances razor contact and shields your skin. Plus, it’s also packed with skin-soothing ingredients like vitamin E, AND it’s free from phthalates, lactose, aluminum, and parabens, making it ideal for all skin types, including sensitive skin.
What about it, Gurls? Are you doing this? Are you going to give it a try? I’d love to hear about your results!
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I have been demaplaning my peach fuzz for the past few years. I had to start after beginning hormone replacement therapy, HRT.
Lots of different options. Thanks
I like the idea of the oil.
Sounds a little scary to me, to be honest.
Lol! I was a little scared the first time too.
I just started dermaplaning and it really makes a difference. My makeup goes on so smoothly and my skin is so soft.
I was thinking about trying some of the products until I read the comments and your replies! I have essential tremors in my hands and think that might be a big hindrance!!
I shake also, Gayle, so I understand your concern. I bought the one that has tips, they aren’t like a blade so I felt safer.
I’ve been dermaplaning for 10 years. Can’t imagine Not doing so, it leaves my skin very soft and definitely fuzz free. My makeup goes on so much smoother. I like the Schick brand razors.
These are great! I have the first two and really like them.
I have tried doing this myself and I found that it is hard to see that part of my face close to my ear. I got my daughter to do it for me the second time. I am a little skiddish that the hair will come back like whiskers so I am not doing it very often.
I’m not sure why, but the hair’s don’t come back thicker or darker, at least mine haven’t.
Wow I didn’t know they have dermaplaning tools! I always get it done when I have a facial. Do you use the oil before you do it? I love that Black&white dress on you and I love the pink heels! That shade of pink is my favorite summer color!!
I think you are supposed to, but I usually forget. 🤣
What a fabulous picture of you! Yes, I am going to buy the less expensive tools and the oil, and give it a try. At the age of 67, I can use a little help in improving my facial skin and riding of unwanted fuzz & little hairs. Thanks!
Ginger, just be careful. The blade should always be at an angle and used in a scraping motion. Don’t be to rough, I dint want you to cut yourself.
Hydro Silk are the best!
Are the razor ones used only one time?
It depends on the brand. Most of the time they are for sanitary reasons.
I purchased a pair of black patent wedge heels for $10 and wear them all the time.
Thanks for educating us gurls on dermablading. I think I will give it a try.
Just be careful. You always use the blade at an angle, not straight ups and down. It is a scraping motion, not a cutting motion.