Kitsch Dermaplane Razor for Women Face - Face Razors for Women and Men - Eyebrow Trimmer, Shaver, Recycled Plastic Dermaplaning and Skin Care Tool - Terracotta, 12 pcs

I’ve been using these Kitsch dermaplaning razors for a little while now and they do exactly what they’re supposed to. They remove peach fuzz and dead skin gently but effectively, leaving my face feeling super smooth. The blades feel sharp but safe, and the tools are easy to hold and control.It’s a simple way to get that fresh, glowing skin look without having to go to a salon. Plus, the pack comes with plenty of blades so I don’t have to worry about running out anytime soon. Just make sure to use them carefully and clean them after each use.Overall, really happy with these—will definitely buy again.

These work great, better than any others I have used. These are extremely sharp so be careful. I wasn’t expecting them to be as sharp as they are and I think I got a little overzealous which caused a bit of irritation, totally my fault though and I’ll know better for next time. Size is perfect, some others I’ve tried were too thick and the blade too long. These were just right. Great deal on prime day, these will last me a long time!

These dermaplanes are just what I need for my post-menopausal facial fuzz. I have yet to nick myself! Not only does my face look brighter but when I need to wear a colored moisturizer, it glides on and looks so much better. I used to tweeze but with my fifty-something eyesight, that is an option I need to leave in the past. While tweezing did get the whole hair out, the dermaplane obviously does not. But it is so easy to use one need not have a mirror or be in a bathroom. It is completely portable and has a little covering on the blade end to protect it. It works great for the light fuzz and those few coarse hairs that need attending to. I am pleased to have found this item as it not only makes me look nicer but solves, albeit briefly, a consequence of the privilege of being able to grow older and better and look fabulous.

I am updating the below review. After encouragement from a friend, I decided to keep working at using these dermaplaners. They work better than I thought, and as long as I don't go too hard at the scraping, they don't irritate my skin. You have to practice to find the right angle at which to hold the tool against your skin, but it does help to remove hair and to exfoliate dead skin away. I apologize to the Kitsch people, because it appears my problem was user error more than a product issue.I am a "woman of a certain age," and I have an issue (girls, please tell me I'm not the only one) with "billy goat" hairs on my chin, cheeks, and neck. The hairs are coarse and grow quickly, but they are blonde, so I can't do anything other than shave or pluck them. I hate waiting for the hairs to be long enough to pluck, and I also hate that they grow so quickly! Doing some research online, I learned of dermaplaning. Women out there are raving about how awesome these little face scrapers are. I have enjoyed other Kitsch products, so I was excited, especially after reading reviews, to try these particular face scrapers.THEY DO NOT WORK.I scraped the crap out of my cheeks and chin, in hopes of removing the billy goat hairs and peach fuzz, but the billy goat hairs went completely untouched, and I can still see peach fuzz on my cheeks. I didn't experience the irritation described by other reviewers, but I believe if I'd scraped much more, I most certainly would have.One reviewer commented that it's odd the blades are serrated. I don't have experience with other varieties of dermaplaners, so maybe this is the norm, but... it makes sense to me that they should be a flat blade in order to do the desired job.Not in a hurry to try this again, and I am disappointed overall.

I use these razors for my eyebrows all the time—they’re super easy to handle and last longer than I expected. The quality is great, and they glide smoothly without tugging. They’re durable, water-resistant, and work well for quick touch-ups or full dermaplaning. Definitely a staple in my beauty routine!

Ok, so here's the thing. I never used anything like this before, and watching all the people on TikTok using hair identifier spray and making their face smooth, I figured I would give it a try. I assumed it was like how a man shaves his face.The instructions on this are very vague. Like no instructions at all other than an illistration of a woman holding it against her face. That's it.What I thought I was supposed to do was hold the skin taught and "shave" down, like I would with my legs.Nope, that got me a big cut across my cheek. These things are deceptively sharp - like a razor (duh). I thought I was supposed to use oil with it. I was supposed to push down. I wasn't seeing much and my face was a bit slippery, so in the end I got a cut on my cheek and scraped off my entire skin barrier and had razor burn for the next three days.Im going back for more once my face calms down!

These offer a sharp blade for a smooth finish and exfoliation. Gently removing facial hair and dry skin leaves face glowing and flawless. Study handle and sharp blade

Works great, but just be careful, the blades are extremely sharp. I ended up with a few small cuts on my face, even though I had applied face oil beforehand. Just make sure to be gentle and take your time when using it.