Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool – Face Razor for Women | Eyebrow

First time using a beauty blade, I did not know this was a serrated style. I have used a straight blade on my face before and was hoping a beauty blade could provide more agility and closer detail. I found the blade easy to hold in my hand, although ‘pointy’ but the serrated edge was very challenging to get used to and felt like it was scraping. I am FAIR skinned with sensitive issues. I watched several videos before I attempted use and followed instructions with cleanser, exfoliation and preparation. After using the blade, I found my skin a bit flaky for two days after then my skin seem to adapt, and become very smooth which allowed wonderful penetration of facial serum, moisturizer, Diminishing my need for foundation and primer. My mind is not quite made up but I’m going to use the blade again to see the results and I will report back. I will use very small strokes in smaller areas next time. So far so good but be cautious and definitely follow process for cleaning / skin prep best practices and do not reuse the blade . Also, skin continued to flake for a few days after first use which at first was alarming but actually was part of the shedding process.

Edited: Using small strokes, in very small areas at a time, is the key. Prep & post care is vital – These are very good tools and will keep using them as the results have created a very nice finish to my skin, looking healthier and brighter.

I’ve been paying $50+ for spa dermaplane, and by buying these (which are really well made), I can do it myself much more regularly. I did use face oil beforehand to prepare my skin. Since I’ve had dermaplane done before, I knew to pull the skin taut and use short strokes. Advantage of dermaplane: peach fuzz is gone, makeup goes on smoother, and serums can penetrate better.