How to Dermaplane

Before You Begin: A Few Key Tips

Please read before use and follow all instructions!
Each dermaplane blade cartridge may be used up to 3 times
Blades are sharp; keep protective cap on blade when not in use; keep away from children
Not for use on sunburnt skin, inflamed skin, or areas with acne
For use on fine hair or peach fuzz only
Only pass over each area one time when using
Only dermaplane once every 2–4 weeks
Temporary heightened sensitivity or redness may occur on dermaplaned areas following use
Use only as directed

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What are the benefits of dermaplaning?

Exfoliates your skin, leaving it looking smoother and more radiant
Removes peach fuzz and fine facial hair
Creates an even canvas for makeup and skin care products
It’s a quick and easy method to remove hair

Directions

1. Prep Hide Details

Thoroughly wash your face using a gentle cleanser and apply light moisturizer or lather as needed for extra comfort.

Remove protective cap from the dermaplane razor.

2. Dermaplane Hide Details

Hold skin taut in the area you are about to dermaplane.

Hold dermaplane razor at a level 30° angle and use light, downward strokes in the direction of hair growth. Do not apply excessive pressure

3. After Care Hide Details

After dermaplaning, apply a gentle moisturizer, and SPF 30 or higher if the skin will be exposed to the sun.

Allow skin to rest for 8 hours without applying makeup, cleansers, exfoliants, or other facial products.

4. Blade Cleaning Hide Details

Each Refillable Dermaplane Razor blade cartridge may be used up to 3 times.

After use, wipe the blade using a tissue or clean, dry cloth to remove dead skin, peach fuzz and/or moisturizer you may have used.

After cleaning, place the protective cap back on the dermaplane razor to protect the blade and store.

5. Blade Removal & Replacement Hide Details

To remove, gently secure the purple pull tab at the top of the cartridge and pull away from your body. Dispose once removed.

To insert a new cartridge, hold the purple pull tab and slide it into the handle, blade facing out, until the cartridge is secure.

1. Prep

Thoroughly wash your face using a gentle cleanser and apply light moisturizer or lather as needed for extra comfort.
Remove protective cap from the dermaplane razor.

2. Dermaplane

Hold skin taut in the area you are about to dermaplane.
Hold dermaplane razor at a level 30° angle and use light, downward strokes in the direction of hair growth. Do not apply excessive pressure

3. After Care

After dermaplaning, apply a gentle moisturizer, and SPF 30 or higher if the skin will be exposed to the sun.
Allow skin to rest for 8 hours without applying makeup, cleansers, exfoliants, or other facial products.

4. Blade Cleaning

Each Refillable Dermaplane Razor blade cartridge may be used up to 3 times.
After use, wipe the blade using a tissue or clean, dry cloth to remove dead skin, peach fuzz and/or moisturizer you may have used.
After cleaning, place the protective cap back on the dermaplane razor to protect the blade and store.

5. Blade Removal & Replacement

To remove, gently secure the purple pull tab at the top of the cartridge and pull away from your body. Dispose once removed.
To insert a new cartridge, hold the purple pull tab and slide it into the handle, blade facing out, until the cartridge is secure.

Dermaplaning Myths Debunked

Will my hair grow back thicker or darker?

No! Dermaplaning removes fine hair, also known as vellus hair or peach fuzz, from the outermost layer of the skin, but it doesn’t affect the hair follicle or hair growth. Your hair will grow back at the same thickness and darkness as before. It might initially feel coarser (like all hair does when it regrows after shaving), but will get softer as it grows.

Can I just use a body razor on my face?

We don’t recommend it. A body razor cartridge is designed for gliding along stretches of skin and shaving denser areas of hair. A dermaplane razor is specifically designed for removing fine facial hair and navigating the skin on your face.