Dermaplaning Tool Kit – 3 Pack Razors and Face Serum

Step 1. Wash your face

Cleanse with a gentle cleanser to ensure all makeup and oils are removed from the skin. Rinse and dry your face.

Step 2. Apply a gel, face oil or lotion. 

Apply a thin layer of a gel, face oil or lotion on your face.  We recommend a sweet almond, apricot or jojoba oil to allow for blade to glide easier on the skin with less irritation.

Step 3. Downward strokes

Wet the dermaplaning blade in warm water and then start with downward strokes – start shaving with the hair growth. Use short strokes at a 45-degree angle. Don’t forget to use a mirror as face shaving blindly is not really a good idea!

Step 4. Rinse and repeat

Rinse the dermablade frequently. Make your way through the different sections of your face. You will see dead skin cells and fine hairs on it.

Step 5. Repeat again

Once done, go over your face again, this time against the hair growth which will provide a greater exfoliation.

Step 6.  Splash and cool off

Finish off by splashing your face with cool water and pat dry.

Step 7. Apply the serum

Immediately after dermablading is when skin is most receptive to skincare and topicals. It is more permeable than normal because of the pathways the procedure has created. Apply the Vitamin C serum to the skin.  The exfoliated skin paves an easier path for the nutrients to absorb into the skin for maximum benefits. 

Where is the serum made?

It is made in Canada. 

What percentage of vitamin c is in the serum?

20% 

Do you apply the vitamin c before or after dermaplaning?

We recommend applying it after you have finished dermaplaning as it can be best absorbed into the skin at that point.  

Is the vitamin c serum available to purchase on its own?

Currently, the vitamin c serum is not available for purchase on its own.  Message us if interested in purchasing it on its own in the future. 

Will using the dermaplaning tool hurt?

No, using the tool should not hurt when used correctly. It is important to use short gentle strokes at a 45-degree angle on the area you are removing hair from. If you experience any discomfort or are not removing the hairs after one pass, hold the skin taut so the blade has a firm, even surface to glide upon.  The blade is sharp so use with caution.

Can I use this on sensitive skin?

Yes, you can use this if you have sensitive or delicate skin. But remember to use it correctly at the right angle (45-degrees) and with the right amount of pressure.   It will feel a stroking sensation as if you are combing the skin.

What part of my body can I use this dermaplaning razor?

It is best used for removing unwanted facial hair (chin, upper lips, peach fuzz, sideburns) and also shaping the eyebrows (using it above, below, and between the brows).  It can also be used to remove hair on fingers and toes, back of the neck (especially between hair cuts), bikini line and any stray hairs you find. You can also straighten out the hairline.

Can this tool be used by men and women?

Yes, it is a unisex tool that removes bristly and fine hair.

Can I use this on a tattoo?

It is totally okay to use on top of a tattoo. In fact, we encourage that.  By removing the hair and exfoliating the skin where the tattoo is, it will make the area shine without dull skin and hairs

Are the blades reusable?

Just as with a shaving razor, you can use the blades until they become dull or replace every 2-3 months. 

Will dermaplaning cause hair to grow back thicker?

No your hair will not grow back thicker.  Check out the common myths section on our blog for additional info.

How often should I dermaplane?  

As a guide, every 1-2 weeks. 

What is the blade made of?

Durable stainless steel.

How do I care for the tool?

After each use, wipe the dermablade with a dry cloth or tissue to remove dead skin cells and hair.

How can I get access to the ebook? 

After order completion, you will receive an email with a link to access to the ebook.  If you did not receive this, please contact us with your order number to receive your copy.