I've been a therapist in the beauty industry for over 30 years and have dermaplaned ( though it wasn't called that way back when😊) for the past 40 years I would suggest that people rather than going in an upward slant go in a downward slant because over time the hairs will start to grow outwards instead of lying down on the face so the skin would have to be dermaplaned a lot more often..
After being brave enough to shave , I find I'm having to do this every 2-3 days, using those cheap eyebrow razors, does this damage the skin , do you think? Would like to have laser hair removal for the face, but is it true it does not work on fair hair?
Hello. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and tips about your skincare routine, I'm using a set of scalpels from amazon, great product had great results using it.
@@jennyjohnson9581 Hello, you can find the product by searching on amazon "10 scalpel blades" it from a brand called MyMed, that has a lot of amazing products.
hi Caroline, just did my first dermaplane at home using the stack and your advice. I’m 56 and am always so grateful for your tips and advice. Can’t believe how smooth my face feels Thank you x
I've been dermaplaning my face for over 35 yrs but never realized it. After I read an article in Vogue years and years ago about models doing it. Back then I had to use a real razor. I like the little razors now so much better.
I started shaving my face about a year ago, but need to keep up with it every 2 - 3 days as I don't like it when hairs start to appear, (hairs ard white) have you found this? is it ok for the face ? I feel like I've made a big mistake.
I have done this for a couple of years now and I can't imagine I will ever stop :) I feel it has improved the texture of my skin and makeup application, as you explained, is smoother. I also get asked about the hair coming in thicker.....if shaving hair caused it to grow in thicker, wouldn't those of us with thinning hair be shaving our heads!? I go to an aesthetician but I have also done this at home. I don't think you know what a difference it makes till you do it. I love it! Thank you Caroline
Caroline I have been shaving my face for years and it definitely has paid off to help with the effectiveness of my active ingredients as well as smoother makeup application. Per the advice of my esthetician, I use a a Gillette double blade disposable razor and use gentle non foaming Cetaphil on a damp skin. I shave my entire face and neck 2 x wk, making sure to cover my brows! It seriously is a game changer !
I just did my face lastnight after I came home from work and removed my make up and washed my face. Lisa Eldridge did this video a year ago and got so much heat and flack for it and it's a shame. After I watched Lisa's video I was intreagued and I wanted to have it done. I work at a hotel with a spa on site and had it done, ever since I've been more in love with dermaplaning. It doesn't hurt, but people need to see a professional first as there is mixed opinions on all sites about after care skin care. Thanks for featuring this on your channel.
Yup, I've been shaving the peach fuzz off about once a month for a couple of years now. I always make sure that I do a check tweeze first around lip and chin to get the syribger dark hairs out of the way first - cos those b*****s WILL grow back with a blunt feelable edge, in my experience!
I am 75 years old and have never been very hirsute, but I can see the advantage if you are. The thought absolutely terrifies me though. Lovely vids Caroline I love watching all your hints and tips 😊❤
I have recently started after seeing other videos, and I am really pleased with results. I am quite hairy so makes a big difference and is cheap to do, I get better at it each time.
Just the other week I watched your video on the cream hair removal (again!) and tried it. It worked really well but my skin stung for a while afterwards. However, I LOVE love love how my make-up doesn't "gather" anymore. This dermaplaning video is very timely and I love the duo benefit involved in removing pesky peach fuzz AND exfoliating. Another great video!
Great video Caroline. I agree that the result has many benefits. Wish I'd started years ago...am sure I'd have better skin. My Dad's been shaving for 70 years and he's got a lovely smooth complexion 🤩 Wish you a bon weekend.
I dermaplane, and I actually do my whole face... well I'm really careful around the eyebrows. If you think of it as an actual exfoliation, then it makes sense to tackle the forhead, nose, etc. Obviously, I don't get tons of hair from shav... er.. dermaplaning my forhead; but I do feel like the skin in there and other areas is lightly exfoliated. Love to follow-up with a super-hydrating cream, afterwards. Ciao from Italy, L
I used to always wonder why men have such smooth complexions, then I realized because they shave there faces, now women can do it too, whether you call it shaving, dermaplaning or whatever, I actually love feeling how soft and smooth my face is after doi g this.
Wonderful video! I love shaving my face. Keeps my skin peach fuzz free and wonderfully exfoliated. I haven't ever tried this particular tool. I always use a razor with a single blade. I wonder how this compares? Definitely going to check it out. Thanks so much for sharing!
I've been so curious about dermaplaning for a while now, ever since I started dermarolling (which I LUUURVE.) I'm blessed with the "Baby Fines" too, so will be trying this for sure! Thanks again, Caroline! xoxoxo
Hi Caroline. I've been dermaplaning for a couple of years now and love the soft feel of my skin afterwards and the way my make up looks - SO much better. I used to use a depilatory cream but dermaplaning is much quicker and easier and as you say, less chemicals for our skin to have to deal with. Bye from wet andvwindy Wales xx
So good you talked about dermaplaning! I did it first time TWO days ago and was a little scared if it works and how my fav beauty people (that's you) would think about that. And then your video .... Thank you Thank you By the way I think my face looks even more slimmer :D
Thank you so much! First time and your words and advise was perfect for me! Thank you for clarity and expertise and honesty! You’re grace and my skin is better for it too! Thank you 🍑
I used to get the Lillibeth tool sold on QVC & Amazon, but noticed in the UK most high street drugstores sell some form of facial razor fairly cheap. Superdrug always have some under ‘bikini’ ‘eyebrow’ or ‘facial’ razor for women. Usually in a pack of 3 or more.
Our tool is now live on Amazon.com, Amazon.com.au and Amazon.co.uk - We also sell the refill packs (a 3 month supply) on each as well. Be sure to select StackedSkincare as the seller to ensure you are receiving our genuine tool. And from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use. ;)
Great to see this openness & honesty, even better to know I’m in such good company 😊. For those concerned about the cost of this dermablader try Tinkle razors, I get mine from Amazon & they look the same, but I cannot say for sure. I don’t have any problem with them at all. Thanks Caroline 👍
Just wanted to help clarify what sets our tool apart from these devices you’ve brought up. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. These eyebrow hair touch up tools are comprised of cheap metal and plastic, should not be used more than once, and can often cause skin irritation. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation. Now lastly, from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
Me, too. Been using them for years and with great results. I also clean them inbetween use and use them over and over, which makes them a far cheaper option. You can feel when they start to go a bit blunt. Being older and having looser skin, I find the smaller size much easier to use than the size Caroline uses here, which I found is too wide for many parts of my face.
I’ve been thinking of upgrading to the Stacked Skincare dermaplane tool. Thanks for the great review. Your videos are always so helpful. Thanks Caroline!
Thank you I never knew that you were supposed to do it with a dry face I have always put shaving cream and put bubbles and just make sure it could glide and instead I would cut the sides of my face and I don't consider myself clumsy whatsoever
Really enjoyed this video as I have bought the equipment but was a bit dubious about getting started. Yet again another great, informative video. Thankyou Caroline xxxx
Yep 👍🏻 I liked it Caroline,I do it,I love it & I do it the opposite to the way the hair grows with no problems.I have to be careful on my forehead because I don’t do Botox so do have lines that can make it a little more challenging but all’s well .I have no money but can still do the treatments myself FOC lol.So thanks for teaching us about looking better while accepting & embracing our age 👍🏻🤗🌸
😍Mmmm been thinking about these since I spotted them on a famous shopping channel. In the end though decided to go with little electronic razory thingy, to remove the peach fuzz ( and the stray darker hairs) as my skin is verrry sensitive. Obviously it doesn't exfoliate but then as user of The Ordinary skincare range I use products that do that chemically. At 50 + I prefer powder mineral makeup day to day and removing fuzz makes such a difference. Love your videos practical easy follow & fast beauty info 💕
Speed Beauty by Caroline Barnes No they are Basically a mini electric razor that cuts the tiny hairs using s rotary action. Handy handbag size too 😉. I worried would get 'rash n stubble' but that doesn't happen. I suffered with problem skin into 40's so am v careful about what I use tho after seeing your video on hair removal creams was intrigued so tried it! Loved the feel & look it gave but found it irritated my skin. This option works best for me at the moment and yes do feel products are more effective now. Keep up the good work x
Thank you! I appreciate the information and your testing things out and reporting. It's very useful & valuable Thank you! Definitely gonna check it out!
Another well filmed, informative video Caroline, thank you! I'm very blonde haired and have always had pale soft down over my face.I'm now 60 and it's longer and thicker than ever .I usually use scissors just to snip it away,but your little tool looks terrific.I may pluck up the courage to give it a go.I've always been told that the more you shave hair,the thicker and more persistently it grows back -can you advise? Love your videos!😘x
Nancy Stark well I have only been doing this for the best part of 6 months and I haven’t noticed any difference at all... there are a few dermaplanning pro’s in the comments... I would ask them 🤗
@@SpeedBeautybyCarolineBarnes I'm probably remembering what my dear old mum used to tell me ,so I'd rather take on board your thoughts,given that you've actually used the dermaplaning method! Thanks again! 😄X
@PK Blondie Thanks so much for getting in touch- you've convinced me to try it! Although the hair is very fair,it's got longer and thicker over the years! When I'm cold it stands on end ,so it has to go !!! X
I almost feel like this video is just for me. I, like you, always have in my head that dermablading is shaving and I find it hard to get past that. If you have tried it and use it then I honestly will consider giving it a go. Thanks ❤️
I started it and my face although was always like a baby butt is even smoother now, i had fuzz on my lip and hated it that's the main reason I use it. I do a microdermabrasion peel once every 2 weeks but that diesnt take care of the fuzz lol...my skin itches after for a bit due to allergies to the blades
With so many videos on you tube about this I took the plunge and actually shaved my face, as the facial hair bothered me and wanted my make up to look better. I feel very unfeminine having to do this, and the upkeep is a pain, just wondered are you still doing this as your skin looks amazing. Have you encountered any problems with it? Would love any advise, thanks.
I have very very fine hair & can’t say it’s anything that has bothered me luckily, but understand this will be useful for some people. The only thing I’ve noticed that is beginning to bother me is a few darker hairs that have appeared on the corners above my top lip, I plucked them but it was a bit eye watering so could do with a suggestion for how to tackle these. X
Michelle J Place the end of your tongue under your top lip (to llift the upper lip area & create smooth skin surface) then gently dermaplane in downward movements, always with approx 45degree angle. You’ll wonder why you’ve never done it sooner. Instant results. Hope this helps.
A little while ago I ordered the Stacked tool. I found it better than the cheaper alternatives but even so, felt it to be exorbitantly priced.for what it was. Unfortunately, I hadn’t ordered the replacement blades and when I discovered how frequently they had to be changed, Amazon was out of stock and remained so for weeks. In the end I was refunded my money. I am sticking to the cheaper (much cheaper) alternatives. The Stacked seems safer and kinder but not enough to justify the cost.
Our tool is now back live on amazon AU. We apologize that it was out of stock temporarily. It is now available and will remain available and Amazon Prime eligible. Also please note - Stacked-Skincare is the only legal authorized seller of our tool, all others may be faulty copycat products so be sure to select only the geunine seller of this tool - Stacked-Skincare ;) www.amazon.com.au/Razor-Dermaplaning-Tool-Refill-Kit/dp/B071RNQ7HW/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1540243052&sr=8-5&keywords=dermaplaning
If you don't mind me asking, what part of England are you from? Your accent is so beautiful. My boyfriend is from Plymouth so he has a more southern accent. And thank you for making such a informative video! It helped me so much!
What is the difference? My sister and I use a regular razor and uses Barbasol. It's been the best exfoliator ever. We learned this as kids. There was an article in the newspaper that claimed men were younger looking over time, due to the fact that they shaved everyday and this exfoliated their skin. It pointed out that women's skin aged quicker due to the fact they don't exfoliate/shave as men do. Why not just buy a pink razor at Walmart?
Hi Doris, it's true, women often do need to up their exfoliation! Dermaplaning is very different than shaving with a razor and barbosol. First, dermaplaning is done with a single edge sharp blade like our tool. Second, it is performed on clean dry skin to remove significantly more dead skin and peach fuzz than a regular razor. Our dermaplaning tool is very different than the others on the market because our blade is sharp, the other are simply a blade guard and that is removing nearly the dead skin and more importantly, they are very irritating to the skin. While our tool seems expensive, it's a metal handle that will last forever, and the replacement blades are about $8/month and only need to be replaced monthly. I hope that helps!
Great video Caroline I just got this done at a salon 2 weeks ago feels strange at 1st with no hair I thinking of doing it myself £50 a month is a lot when I can use that money on skincare but scared to do it myself 🙈😂
Thank you for commenting- From a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning 2-4x a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as any other tool out there that are disposable & meant for single use.
Give it a shot! We know you will love the results. This tool will immediately brighten and even the tone and texture of your skin, as well as allow your products to penetrate deeper and allow your makeup to go on smoother.
I do this every third day with regular BIC brand two blade razors. I wish it lasted longer, but judging by how loose the skin around my brows is from waxing, I don't want to extend that problem to the rest of my face.
Yes - waxing can be very aggresive on your skin and is not recommend - Dermaplaning is safe and actually the only form of hair removal that is truly beneficial for the health of your skin. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation. And from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
Doesn't the hair protect the skin against sun damage etc ? I know men shave but men's skin is much thicker than women's . Having said that you aren't being too aggressive with the hair removal tool which actually I do use to just remove down from around the lip area .
Hi Angie, Thank you for reaching out about this. Great question! The hair actually does not aid in protecting from the sun but actually by removing the hair and dead skin, your products can penetrate deeper and better. It is always important to wear SPF when going out for the day even if you are just driving in the car, whether you dermaplane or not. The sun is the most harmful thing for the skin and the leading cause for signs of aging.
Hello! You are lovely! I feel you with your skin dysmorphia, I feel the same way. I just wanted to know, kan you remove only your mustache with the blade? I can't wax bc I get perioral dermatitis and I'm afraid chemicals will cause that too. Love love love your channel!
I really can't understand why any woman would want to shave their face. You can keep calling it dermaplaning but we know its shaving! I use an epilator and have done for years and I now have hardly any hair/fuzz on my face at all. I only need to epilate once every few months. If you want to get a smooth skin then just exfoliate regularly. Don't take a chance on having horrible stubble coming through get an epilator, you won't look back. It hurts a little but the results are long lasting and the longer you use it the less hair will grow back. I remember shaving my face when I was younger and I never forget a guy asking me if I shave my face as he could feel the stubble on my top lip. I've never been so embarrassed!
Good tutorial... love that yu keep it so real ! Im so scared of cutting myself that i use a proper good quality razor ... Maybe it doesn't pick the really fine hair.. im encouraged to try this type after seeing your tutorial
Yes give it a try! We've specifically designed this tool to be easy to use even for beginners. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. Our tool was also designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. Just be sure to hold your skin taut from behind the tool with your other hand and move down across your face with light feather strokes at a 45 degree angle on your skin. We know you're going to love it ;)
Great video Caroline, it's so annoying when make up gathers in the little fluffy hairs, drives me mad. Could this dermaplane tool be used on the upper lip hairs and hairs around the brows? That's my fluffiest areas haha xx
Absolutely! Our tool was designed exactly to help this as well! When doing your upper lip be sure to tuck your lip to ensure the skin is taut and move down in light feather strokes, and around the eyebrows just be sure to be careful when shaping as this tool is very effective at removing hair easily ;)
I have terribly dry skin and exfoliating face washes never help . I tried this recently and I always put a hydrating face moisturizer on after and I have never had nicer skin 😭
Thank you Caroline for your quick but informed video. Dark haired ladies that dermaplain what's the regrow the like? Is it stubbly for you? And how often do you have to do it?
I do it every three days. You can feel the texture on your face when the hair starts growing back, but it doesn't look like stubble on the legs, the hairs on the face are much finer. I shave my whole face except sideburns with regular cheap BIC sensitive razors. Someone reccomended shaving downwards, to avoid the texture when regrowth starts. Don't know if that would work.
Great question! This is actually just a myth - dermaplaning will not grow your hair back thicker or darker, it's physiologically impossible for this to occur. Hair growth is impacted by hormones not dermaplaning or shaving. 😉
I am so shocked, I went to this studio for dermaplaning only for her to tell me I don't have any hair on my face, the fact I didn't know that dermaplaning was just removing hair from the face, I thought it was removing dead skins and blackheads
Great video. Love these how to use tools tutorials. Just looked on Amazon at it and noticed that you picked the one that was at least ten times more expensive than the others. Any reason? Maybe you were sent this in PR
Claudia Cain No I bought this myself I had tried cheaper ones but they weren’t as smooth and I had heard good things about this brand. I was prepared to invest when taking a blade to my face! :)
But the cheaper ones have to be replaced frequently. I think in the end, if the brand she is using lasts ten times as long the cost difference is nil, and you reduce waste as well. Ciao, L
Thank youf ro reaching out about this! Just wanted to help clarify what sets our tool apart from these devices you’ve brought up. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. These eyebrow hair touch up tools are comprised of cheap metal and plastic, should not be used more than once, and can often cause skin irritation. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation. Now lastly, from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
I already have this and it’s amazing how much dead skin comes off, what serums do you follow with because I find my skin can be a little more sensitive straight after? xx
We have three different serums designed specificlaly to be used with our dermaplaning tool. Our HA Hydrating Serum is truly excellent to refresh and protect post dermaplaning. stackedskincare.com/hyaluronic-acid-hydrating-serum-ha-2
Thanks for another great video Caroline. I have been using the Finishing Touch Flawless battery operated device for my peach fluff which is great but I'll give this a go! Just one thing can it be used above the lip and can you clarify which direction up or down please .
Michelle Carolan, I bought the Finishing Touch device too after Angie on Hot and Flashy did a video on it but I must be doing it wrong as I don't seem to get hairs in my device. Any tips? At the moment I just get my whole face threaded occasionally.
Maureen Bouey It’s funny you should say that because I have noticed the same thing, but weirdly it does remove my peach fuzz so where it goes is a mystery! Anyway I think I will give this a try for the skin benefits.
I do my whole face, including upper lip. Stick your tongue into the upper lip area, to make the skin more taut, then use gentle downwards motions with the razor. It works a treat!! No more lady-tache!!
Great question! Yes this can definitely be sued to easily remove the hairs and exfoliate the skin on the upper lip. Simply be sure to tuck your lip underneath your bottom lip to hold the skin taut and move down in light feather strokes. ;)
Yes we're now on Amazon AU as well! www.amazon.com.au/Dermaplaning-Tool-Exfoliating-Perfect-Radiant/dp/B071KX2V4C/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1540242083&sr=8-6&keywords=dermaplaning
So this is shaving basically? My husband' s face is stubbly and the hairs are sharp on his face post shaving. Surely they will be pointy and sharper when they grown back on a woman's face too????
sarah outten It's a very small razor with one blade. I don’t use it myself, but I do have one that came with a coil hair remover. I've kept it as it does seem as though it would be terribly useful if you needed to remove hair quickly without causing redness.
Great question! Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. Our tool was also designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. Other tools mentioned in the comments do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation which is the key to this treatment and will ensure you do not need to use the tool as frequently as you are receiving a far superior shave and exfoliation.
I think you would achieve this also with aged urine massages. I have being doing this already 4 years and get smooth exfoliated skin. On my legs I notice less hair growth. Never in my life seen such good exfoliator as aged urine. Urine is blood plasma.
Hey I've been doing this and it always gives me spots? Help, also the hair doesnt grow back darker but it is noticable enough that I need to do it every couple of days. Thanks
I just dermaplaned yesterday for the first time and I’m trying to figure out exactly what the post care is. If anyone has any educated advice for that PLEASE let me know because I am stuck and don’t know what I should be putting on my skin to moisturize and do not want to do any damage. Thank you!
Ashley Alverson I always avoid acids and retinols after dermaplaning. Try to use soothing, gentle products and a “basic” routine without active ingredients. I use a hydrating mask right after the procedure and that night I’ll go in with very moisturizing and soothing products. I like Korean Skincare so I would recommend a very hydrating toner like Hada Labo’s, then I follow up with a snail mucin product, and an overnight hydrating mask. I wake up and my skin feel smooth and hydrated and glowing
Very tempted to try this as peach fuzz very noticeable as I get older. How do you remove the hair from your top lip? Do you use this tool or still with creams?
Lynn Black I am in my mid sixties and use these tools, Tinkle, weekly all over face and chin area. Works like a charm! Love these improvements to stave off effects of aging.
Our tool is excellent to remove the hair on your top lip. Just be sure to tuck your top lip under your bottom lip and move down in light feather strokes ;)
I've been a therapist in the beauty industry for over 30 years and have dermaplaned ( though it wasn't called that way back when😊) for the past 40 years I would suggest that people rather than going in an upward slant go in a downward slant because over time the hairs will start to grow outwards instead of lying down on the face so the skin would have to be dermaplaned a lot more often..
diamond12k OMG This is a vital tip!!!
THANK YOU 👍🏻
After being brave enough to shave , I find I'm having to do this every 2-3 days, using those cheap eyebrow razors, does this damage the skin , do you think? Would like to have laser hair removal for the face, but is it true it does not work on fair hair?
No shaving will do no harm to the skin. Yes Laser won't work on fair hair.
Thank so much for your reply
diamond12k this is not right technique you should go in angle close to your skin in down strokes
Hello. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and tips about your skincare routine, I'm using a set of scalpels from amazon, great product had great results using it.
Hi, what kind of scalpels, can you tell me more about it?
Wow very nice.thsnks
@@jennyjohnson9581 Hello, you can find the product by searching on amazon "10 scalpel blades" it from a brand called MyMed, that has a lot of amazing products.
hi Caroline, just did my first dermaplane at home using the stack and your advice. I’m 56 and am always so grateful for your tips and advice. Can’t believe how smooth my face feels Thank you x
I've been dermaplaning my face for over 35 yrs but never realized it. After I read an article in Vogue years and years ago about models doing it. Back then I had to use a real razor. I like the little razors now so much better.
I started shaving my face about a year ago, but need to keep up with it every 2 - 3 days as I don't like it when hairs start to appear, (hairs ard white) have you found this? is it ok for the face ? I feel like I've made a big mistake.
I have done this for a couple of years now and I can't imagine I will ever stop :) I feel it has improved the texture of my skin and makeup application, as you explained, is smoother. I also get asked about the hair coming in thicker.....if shaving hair caused it to grow in thicker, wouldn't those of us with thinning hair be shaving our heads!? I go to an aesthetician but I have also done this at home. I don't think you know what a difference it makes till you do it. I love it! Thank you Caroline
@Lisa Thornton You make a great point, Lisa. I would shave my hair completely off if it would come back thicker! :)
Caroline I have been shaving my face for years and it definitely has paid off to help with the effectiveness of my active ingredients as well as smoother makeup application. Per the advice of my esthetician, I use a a Gillette double blade disposable razor and use gentle non foaming Cetaphil on a damp skin. I shave my entire face and neck 2 x wk, making sure to cover my brows! It seriously is a game changer !
I just did my face lastnight after I came home from work and removed my make up and washed my face.
Lisa Eldridge did this video a year ago and got so much heat and flack for it and it's a shame. After I watched Lisa's video I was intreagued and I wanted to have it done. I work at a hotel with a spa on site and had it done, ever since I've been more in love with dermaplaning. It doesn't hurt, but people need to see a professional first as there is mixed opinions on all sites about after care skin care. Thanks for featuring this on your channel.
Yup, I've been shaving the peach fuzz off about once a month for a couple of years now. I always make sure that I do a check tweeze first around lip and chin to get the syribger dark hairs out of the way first - cos those b*****s WILL grow back with a blunt feelable edge, in my experience!
I am 75 years old and have never been very hirsute, but I can see the advantage if you are. The thought absolutely terrifies me though. Lovely vids Caroline I love watching all your hints and tips 😊❤
I have recently started after seeing other videos, and I am really pleased with results. I am quite hairy so makes a big difference and is cheap to do, I get better at it each time.
Thanks for the demonstration, will be dermanplanning very soon, will be encouraging my daughters to try it too.!
Used for the first time today was quite nervous, very happy with results. Thank you
Hi Caroline, I’ve started doing this recently and agree makeup up application and skin care makes a dramatic difference. Love your videos xxx
Julie Chapman Thank you!
Just the other week I watched your video on the cream hair removal (again!) and tried it. It worked really well but my skin stung for a while afterwards. However, I LOVE love love how my make-up doesn't "gather" anymore. This dermaplaning video is very timely and I love the duo benefit involved in removing pesky peach fuzz AND exfoliating. Another great video!
Hello Gwen how are you doing
Great video Caroline. I agree that the result has many benefits. Wish I'd started years ago...am sure I'd have better skin. My Dad's been shaving for 70 years and he's got a lovely smooth complexion 🤩 Wish you a bon weekend.
missVmilne well who knows but at least we can start now 🤗
Don’t knock it till you’ve tried it. Life changing
I dermaplane, and I actually do my whole face... well I'm really careful around the eyebrows. If you think of it as an actual exfoliation, then it makes sense to tackle the forhead, nose, etc. Obviously, I don't get tons of hair from shav... er.. dermaplaning my forhead; but I do feel like the skin in there and other areas is lightly exfoliated. Love to follow-up with a super-hydrating cream, afterwards. Ciao from Italy, L
I do the same 😙 ciao from Denmark.
I love this just tried it but used aloe vera as a base and it worked amazing many thanks xx
I used to always wonder why men have such smooth complexions, then I realized because they shave there faces, now women can do it too, whether you call it shaving, dermaplaning or whatever, I actually love feeling how soft and smooth my face is after doi g this.
Great video Caroline, I use the Twinkle dermaplaning tool you can order off Amazon best one I've tried and they are pretty cheap.
Do you get spots, I get them where ever I dermaplan
I discovered this months ago. My skin feels so good after it!
Hello Sullivan how are you doing
Wonderful video! I love shaving my face. Keeps my skin peach fuzz free and wonderfully exfoliated. I haven't ever tried this particular tool. I always use a razor with a single blade. I wonder how this compares? Definitely going to check it out. Thanks so much for sharing!
Graceful Beauty this tool, Tinkle, is not nearly as sharp as a razor so it’s harder to hurt yourself. I also use it shave my arms. Really looks fab!
I Just started dermaplaning. Thank you for the video. You are delightful to watch!
I've been so curious about dermaplaning for a while now, ever since I started dermarolling (which I LUUURVE.) I'm blessed with the "Baby Fines" too, so will be trying this for sure! Thanks again, Caroline! xoxoxo
Hello Beth how are you doing
Hi Caroline. I've been dermaplaning for a couple of years now and love the soft feel of my skin afterwards and the way my make up looks - SO much better. I used to use a depilatory cream but dermaplaning is much quicker and easier and as you say, less chemicals for our skin to have to deal with. Bye from wet andvwindy Wales xx
Hello Caroline how are you doing
So good you talked about dermaplaning! I did it first time TWO days ago and was a little scared if it works and how my fav beauty people (that's you) would think about that. And then your video .... Thank you Thank you By the way I think my face looks even more slimmer :D
Thank you so much! First time and your words and advise was perfect for me! Thank you for clarity and expertise and honesty! You’re grace and my skin is better for it too! Thank you 🍑
Hi Caroline, I found you just yesterday and I'm new follower:) like your soothing voice, positivity, professionalism, personality ❤️
Thank you I loved it! Trying it out for the first time 🙌🏻
I used to get the Lillibeth tool sold on QVC & Amazon, but noticed in the UK most high street drugstores sell some form of facial razor fairly cheap. Superdrug always have some under ‘bikini’ ‘eyebrow’ or ‘facial’ razor for women. Usually in a pack of 3 or more.
Our tool is now live on Amazon.com, Amazon.com.au and Amazon.co.uk - We also sell the refill packs (a 3 month supply) on each as well. Be sure to select StackedSkincare as the seller to ensure you are receiving our genuine tool. And from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use. ;)
Great to see this openness & honesty, even better to know I’m in such good company 😊. For those concerned about the cost of this dermablader try Tinkle razors, I get mine from Amazon & they look the same, but I cannot say for sure. I don’t have any problem with them at all. Thanks Caroline 👍
Kaytee S great tip thanks!
I use the Tinkle razors as well with good results.
Just wanted to help clarify what sets our tool apart from these devices you’ve brought up. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. These eyebrow hair touch up tools are comprised of cheap metal and plastic, should not be used more than once, and can often cause skin irritation. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation.
Now lastly, from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
Me, too. Been using them for years and with great results. I also clean them inbetween use and use them over and over, which makes them a far cheaper option. You can feel when they start to go a bit blunt. Being older and having looser skin, I find the smaller size much easier to use than the size Caroline uses here, which I found is too wide for many parts of my face.
I totally agree re makeup sits much better
I’ve been thinking of upgrading to the Stacked Skincare dermaplane tool. Thanks for the great review. Your videos are always so helpful. Thanks Caroline!
Love it! Glowing skin here we come!
l just Started doing this, l really appreciate you showing me how you Derma plan Thank-You
Very informative video! I'm going to subscribe because you have calming, beautiful energy.. ☺️
Thank you I never knew that you were supposed to do it with a dry face I have always put shaving cream and put bubbles and just make sure it could glide and instead I would cut the sides of my face and I don't consider myself clumsy whatsoever
Really enjoyed this video as I have bought the equipment but was a bit dubious about getting started. Yet again another great, informative video. Thankyou Caroline xxxx
Yep 👍🏻 I liked it Caroline,I do it,I love it & I do it the opposite to the way the hair grows with no problems.I have to be careful on my forehead because I don’t do Botox so do have lines that can make it a little more challenging but all’s well .I have no money but can still do the treatments myself FOC lol.So thanks for teaching us about looking better while accepting & embracing our age 👍🏻🤗🌸
😍Mmmm been thinking about these since I spotted them on a famous shopping channel. In the end though decided to go with little electronic razory thingy, to remove the peach fuzz ( and the stray darker hairs) as my skin is verrry sensitive. Obviously it doesn't exfoliate but then as user of The Ordinary skincare range I use products that do that chemically. At 50 + I prefer powder mineral makeup day to day and removing fuzz makes such a difference. Love your videos practical easy follow & fast beauty info 💕
Krazyk Brooks ok never tried those they look painful- are they?
Speed Beauty by Caroline Barnes No they are Basically a mini electric razor that cuts the tiny hairs using s rotary action. Handy handbag size too 😉. I worried would get 'rash n stubble' but that doesn't happen. I suffered with problem skin into 40's so am v careful about what I use tho after seeing your video on hair removal creams was intrigued so tried it! Loved the feel & look it gave but found it irritated my skin. This option works best for me at the moment and yes do feel products are more effective now. Keep up the good work x
Hi Caroline. I'm definitely going to try this now. Love watching your videos xx
Love the video and love your natural manner of presenting 💐
Hello groh how are you doing
Thank you! I appreciate the information and your testing things out and reporting. It's very useful & valuable Thank you! Definitely gonna check it out!
is there anything i should avoid putting on my skin before or after?? I use a lot of ordinary products like retinol and rosehip oils, and vitamin c
I love the results from cleaning my face and let dry completely and I use good moisturizer after I’m done that’s not irritating. So simple
I do this and makeup does sit better. Thanks so much! Have a great week! Love the videos!
Yes exactly! Makeup goes on so much smoother ;) Thank you for shairng your experience.
Hello Jody how are you doing
Another well filmed, informative video Caroline, thank you! I'm very blonde haired and have always had pale soft down over my face.I'm now 60 and it's longer and thicker than ever .I usually use scissors just to snip it away,but your little tool looks terrific.I may pluck up the courage to give it a go.I've always been told that the more you shave hair,the thicker and more persistently it grows back -can you advise? Love your videos!😘x
Nancy Stark well I have only been doing this for the best part of 6 months and I haven’t noticed any difference at all... there are a few dermaplanning pro’s in the comments... I would ask them 🤗
@@SpeedBeautybyCarolineBarnes I'm probably remembering what my dear old mum used to tell me ,so I'd rather take on board your thoughts,given that you've actually used the dermaplaning method! Thanks again! 😄X
@PK Blondie Thanks so much for getting in touch- you've convinced me to try it! Although the hair is very fair,it's got longer and thicker over the years! When I'm cold it stands on end ,so it has to go !!! X
Your skin is so beautiful ❤️
I might have to try this. I do use the Flawless razor & it does well.
I love this idea. I'd never heard of it but definitely going to give it a try! Thank you. 😊
Hello Cecilia how are you doing
agreed. it might not be for every one. but I love it, it works for me and you. xo
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Love your videos💖I’ve been thinking of trying this. I would love to see a video on tricks for deep set eyes. Thanks😄
Hello Linda how are you doing
I almost feel like this video is just for me. I, like you, always have in my head that dermablading is shaving and I find it hard to get past that. If you have tried it and use it then I honestly will consider giving it a go. Thanks ❤️
I started it and my face although was always like a baby butt is even smoother now, i had fuzz on my lip and hated it that's the main reason I use it. I do a microdermabrasion peel once every 2 weeks but that diesnt take care of the fuzz lol...my skin itches after for a bit due to allergies to the blades
With so many videos on you tube about this I took the plunge and actually shaved my face, as the facial hair bothered me and wanted my make up to look better. I feel very unfeminine having to do this, and the upkeep is a pain, just wondered are you still doing this as your skin looks amazing. Have you encountered any problems with it? Would love any advise, thanks.
I do this with the stacked and with 15% glycolic acid on my face at the same time only once per month.
I have very very fine hair & can’t say it’s anything that has bothered me luckily, but understand this will be useful for some people. The only thing I’ve noticed that is beginning to bother me is a few darker hairs that have appeared on the corners above my top lip, I plucked them but it was a bit eye watering so could do with a suggestion for how to tackle these. X
Michelle J Place the end of your tongue under your top lip (to llift the upper lip area & create smooth skin surface) then gently dermaplane in downward movements, always with approx 45degree angle. You’ll wonder why you’ve never done it sooner. Instant results. Hope this helps.
A little while ago I ordered the Stacked tool. I found it better than the cheaper alternatives but even so, felt it to be exorbitantly priced.for what it was. Unfortunately, I hadn’t ordered the replacement blades and when I discovered how frequently they had to be changed, Amazon was out of stock and remained so for weeks. In the end I was refunded my money. I am sticking to the cheaper (much cheaper) alternatives. The Stacked seems safer and kinder but not enough to justify the cost.
Our tool is now back live on amazon AU. We apologize that it was out of stock temporarily. It is now available and will remain available and Amazon Prime eligible. Also please note - Stacked-Skincare is the only legal authorized seller of our tool, all others may be faulty copycat products so be sure to select only the geunine seller of this tool - Stacked-Skincare ;) www.amazon.com.au/Razor-Dermaplaning-Tool-Refill-Kit/dp/B071RNQ7HW/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1540243052&sr=8-5&keywords=dermaplaning
Hello, love this video? Do the hairs grow quicker and become thicker after the first time?
That's only a myth ;) It is actually physiologically impossible for dermaplaning to grow your hair back thicker or darker.
If you don't mind me asking, what part of England are you from? Your accent is so beautiful. My boyfriend is from Plymouth so he has a more southern accent. And thank you for making such a informative video! It helped me so much!
Thanks for video. What do you do about moustache and chin hair? Do you use it there or wax those? X
What is the difference? My sister and I use a regular razor and uses Barbasol. It's been the best exfoliator ever. We learned this as kids. There was an article in the newspaper that claimed men were younger looking over time, due to the fact that they shaved everyday and this exfoliated their skin. It pointed out that women's skin aged quicker due to the fact they don't exfoliate/shave as men do. Why not just buy a pink razor at Walmart?
Hi Doris, it's true, women often do need to up their exfoliation! Dermaplaning is very different than shaving with a razor and barbosol. First, dermaplaning is done with a single edge sharp blade like our tool. Second, it is performed on clean dry skin to remove significantly more dead skin and peach fuzz than a regular razor. Our dermaplaning tool is very different than the others on the market because our blade is sharp, the other are simply a blade guard and that is removing nearly the dead skin and more importantly, they are very irritating to the skin. While our tool seems expensive, it's a metal handle that will last forever, and the replacement blades are about $8/month and only need to be replaced monthly. I hope that helps!
Great, you've persuaded me to give it a go. How do you for the upper lip? After lockdown and unable to visit a salon I need to deal with this!
Great video Caroline I just got this done at a salon 2 weeks ago feels strange at 1st with no hair I thinking of doing it myself £50 a month is a lot when I can use that money on skincare but scared to do it myself 🙈😂
Hi I use Lilibeth brow trimmer from QVC which also does the trick ( I only use around lips )
Thank you for commenting- From a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning 2-4x a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as any other tool out there that are disposable & meant for single use.
Thanks. I’ve been soooo tempted for a while to do this. My oh made a remark about my peach fuzz the other day so I think I might go for it! X
Try Lilibeth brow trimmer found on QVC which I'm sure is same type tool
Give it a shot! We know you will love the results. This tool will immediately brighten and even the tone and texture of your skin, as well as allow your products to penetrate deeper and allow your makeup to go on smoother.
I do this every third day with regular BIC brand two blade razors. I wish it lasted longer, but judging by how loose the skin around my brows is from waxing, I don't want to extend that problem to the rest of my face.
Yes - waxing can be very aggresive on your skin and is not recommend - Dermaplaning is safe and actually the only form of hair removal that is truly beneficial for the health of your skin. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation.
And from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
love this, will definitely give it a go!
Really great idea, thanks for sharing it! By the way, I really like your hair up like this :-)
Thank you!
Doesn't the hair protect the skin against sun damage etc ? I know men shave but men's skin is much thicker than women's . Having said that you aren't being too aggressive with the hair removal tool which actually I do use to just remove down from around the lip area .
Hi Angie,
Thank you for reaching out about this. Great question! The hair actually does not aid in protecting from the sun but actually by removing the hair and dead skin, your products can penetrate deeper and better. It is always important to wear SPF when going out for the day even if you are just driving in the car, whether you dermaplane or not. The sun is the most harmful thing for the skin and the leading cause for signs of aging.
Hello! You are lovely! I feel you with your skin dysmorphia, I feel the same way. I just wanted to know, kan you remove only your mustache with the blade? I can't wax bc I get perioral dermatitis and I'm afraid chemicals will cause that too. Love love love your channel!
Can you do the upper lip with this tool?. Thanks!
I really can't understand why any woman would want to shave their face. You can keep calling it dermaplaning but we know its shaving! I use an epilator and have done for years and I now have hardly any hair/fuzz on my face at all. I only need to epilate once every few months. If you want to get a smooth skin then just exfoliate regularly. Don't take a chance on having horrible stubble coming through get an epilator, you won't look back. It hurts a little but the results are long lasting and the longer you use it the less hair will grow back. I remember shaving my face when I was younger and I never forget a guy asking me if I shave my face as he could feel the stubble on my top lip. I've never been so embarrassed!
Good tutorial... love that yu keep it so real ! Im so scared of cutting myself that i use a proper good quality razor ... Maybe it doesn't pick the really fine hair.. im encouraged to try this type after seeing your tutorial
Yes give it a try! We've specifically designed this tool to be easy to use even for beginners. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. Our tool was also designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. Just be sure to hold your skin taut from behind the tool with your other hand and move down across your face with light feather strokes at a 45 degree angle on your skin. We know you're going to love it ;)
Do you do your upper lip? Also, will threading do the same job?
Great video Caroline, it's so annoying when make up gathers in the little fluffy hairs, drives me mad. Could this dermaplane tool be used on the upper lip hairs and hairs around the brows? That's my fluffiest areas haha xx
Absolutely! Our tool was designed exactly to help this as well! When doing your upper lip be sure to tuck your lip to ensure the skin is taut and move down in light feather strokes, and around the eyebrows just be sure to be careful when shaping as this tool is very effective at removing hair easily ;)
I have terribly dry skin and exfoliating face washes never help . I tried this recently and I always put a hydrating face moisturizer on after and I have never had nicer skin 😭
When do you exfoliate the skin not being shaven please?
Thank you Caroline for your quick but informed video. Dark haired ladies that dermaplain what's the regrow the like? Is it stubbly for you? And how often do you have to do it?
I do it every three days. You can feel the texture on your face when the hair starts growing back, but it doesn't look like stubble on the legs, the hairs on the face are much finer. I shave my whole face except sideburns with regular cheap BIC sensitive razors. Someone reccomended shaving downwards, to avoid the texture when regrowth starts. Don't know if that would work.
Liz Torres thank you x
Great question! This is actually just a myth - dermaplaning will not grow your hair back thicker or darker, it's physiologically impossible for this to occur. Hair growth is impacted by hormones not dermaplaning or shaving. 😉
I am so shocked, I went to this studio for dermaplaning only for her to tell me I don't have any hair on my face, the fact I didn't know that dermaplaning was just removing hair from the face, I thought it was removing dead skins and blackheads
Great video. Love these how to use tools tutorials. Just looked on Amazon at it and noticed that you picked the one that was at least ten times more expensive than the others. Any reason? Maybe you were sent this in PR
Claudia Cain No I bought this myself I had tried cheaper ones but they weren’t as smooth and I had heard good things about this brand. I was prepared to invest when taking a blade to my face! :)
But the cheaper ones have to be replaced frequently. I think in the end, if the brand she is using lasts ten times as long the cost difference is nil, and you reduce waste as well. Ciao, L
Thank youf ro reaching out about this! Just wanted to help clarify what sets our tool apart from these devices you’ve brought up. Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. These eyebrow hair touch up tools are comprised of cheap metal and plastic, should not be used more than once, and can often cause skin irritation. Our Dermaplaning Tool was designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. The other tools discussed do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation.
Now lastly, from a price perspective, upon purchasing our tool, the monthly cost is only $6 dollars a month for a replacement head. If you plan on dermaplaning twice a month you are getting a far superior product at a fraction of the cost as these other tools are disposable & meant for single use.
I already have this and it’s amazing how much dead skin comes off, what serums do you follow with because I find my skin can be a little more sensitive straight after? xx
We have three different serums designed specificlaly to be used with our dermaplaning tool. Our HA Hydrating Serum is truly excellent to refresh and protect post dermaplaning. stackedskincare.com/hyaluronic-acid-hydrating-serum-ha-2
I use the cheaper alternative and never find my skin is sensitve after. Could it be that the Stacked one is that bit sharper?
Thanks for another great video Caroline. I have been using the Finishing Touch Flawless battery operated device for my peach fluff which is great but I'll give this a go! Just one thing can it be used above the lip and can you clarify which direction up or down please .
Michelle Carolan, I bought the Finishing Touch device too after Angie on Hot and Flashy did a video on it but I must be doing it wrong as I don't seem to get hairs in my device. Any tips? At the moment I just get my whole face threaded occasionally.
Maureen Bouey It’s funny you should say that because I have noticed the same thing, but weirdly it does remove my peach fuzz so where it goes is a mystery! Anyway I think I will give this a try for the skin benefits.
I do my whole face, including upper lip. Stick your tongue into the upper lip area, to make the skin more taut, then use gentle downwards motions with the razor. It works a treat!! No more lady-tache!!
Lucy Jones thanks. I’ll give it a go x
Great question! Yes this can definitely be sued to easily remove the hairs and exfoliate the skin on the upper lip. Simply be sure to tuck your lip underneath your bottom lip to hold the skin taut and move down in light feather strokes. ;)
I like my downy hair. I feel like it gives me a good glow. However, I'm going to sacrifice the glow for the exfoliation.
Legit American accent.
Oooohh!!! 🏃♀️🏃♀️🏃♀️ On Amazon right now buying this!! 👍 Great accent 😂
Deborah Aronoff of course you are 🤣🤣💁🏼♀️
Yes we're now on Amazon AU as well! www.amazon.com.au/Dermaplaning-Tool-Exfoliating-Perfect-Radiant/dp/B071KX2V4C/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1540242083&sr=8-6&keywords=dermaplaning
question: does the hair grow back thicker? I always am scared about that
PortrayArt no it doesn’t if it’s peach fuzz
Thanks for sharing Caroline
So this is shaving basically? My husband' s face is stubbly and the hairs are sharp on his face post shaving. Surely they will be pointy and sharper when they grown back on a woman's face too????
Wow so nice
Thank you
You are adorable. I appreciate the video. I may try it.
I had no idea this existed! How is this different from a regular razor? I wouldn't dream of putting a razor to my face but I would consider this!
sarah outten It's a very small razor with one blade. I don’t use it myself, but I do have one that came with a coil hair remover. I've kept it as it does seem as though it would be terribly useful if you needed to remove hair quickly without causing redness.
Great question! Our at home dermaplaning tool is comprised of a high quality stainless steel blade with a small guard for safety. Our tool was also designed with the blade held at a specific angle to easily and comfortably dermaplane your face at a 45° angle which is the ideal angle for removing vellus hair, or “peach fuzz”, and most importantly dry dead skin cells. This is not just a “shaver” but a professional grade exfoliation tool. Other tools mentioned in the comments do not consist of a blade, simply a blade guard. When using a device consisting of strictly a blade guard, you are shaving your “peach fuzz” and not removing your dead skin and achieving this professional grade exfoliation which is the key to this treatment and will ensure you do not need to use the tool as frequently as you are receiving a far superior shave and exfoliation.
I think you would achieve this also with aged urine massages. I have being doing this already 4 years and get smooth exfoliated skin. On my legs I notice less hair growth. Never in my life seen such good exfoliator as aged urine. Urine is blood plasma.
Hey I've been doing this and it always gives me spots? Help, also the hair doesnt grow back darker but it is noticable enough that I need to do it every couple of days. Thanks
Thanks For shareing this videos
I just dermaplaned yesterday for the first time and I’m trying to figure out exactly what the post care is. If anyone has any educated advice for that PLEASE let me know because I am stuck and don’t know what I should be putting on my skin to moisturize and do not want to do any damage. Thank you!
Ashley Alverson I always avoid acids and retinols after dermaplaning. Try to use soothing, gentle products and a “basic” routine without active ingredients. I use a hydrating mask right after the procedure and that night I’ll go in with very moisturizing and soothing products. I like Korean Skincare so I would recommend a very hydrating toner like Hada Labo’s, then I follow up with a snail mucin product, and an overnight hydrating mask. I wake up and my skin feel smooth and hydrated and glowing
Caroline you would look gorgeous with full brows!
Very tempted to try this as peach fuzz very noticeable as I get older. How do you remove the hair from your top lip? Do you use this tool or still with creams?
Lynn Black I am in my mid sixties and use these tools, Tinkle, weekly all over face and chin area. Works like a charm! Love these improvements to stave off effects of aging.
Our tool is excellent to remove the hair on your top lip. Just be sure to tuck your top lip under your bottom lip and move down in light feather strokes ;)
I'm so nervous to do this but I really want the peach fuzz off my face and upper lip
Gabrielle Valenti don’t be scared. You will be so excited once your face is completely clean and radiant. You will feel like a million bucks!
I am dying to try this but would want it done professionally first, can anyone recommend somewhere trusted in London?
Is it better to do at home or in a salon
And I have real real dry skin will this help
Is there a difference between dermaplaning and just shaving with a razor.