Schick Silk Touch-up Multipurpose Exfoliating Dermaplaning Tool, Eyebrow Razor, and Facial Razor With Precision Cover, 9 Count

Once you start you just can’t stop! These weren’t the best quality blades I’ve used and wouldn’t buy again.

Très bon kit de dermaplaning. Pour en avoir essayé plusieurs ils font parti de mes préférés.

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Estava vendo em alguma mídia social produtos hype do Amazon na linha de beleza e acabei me deparando com eles. Achei a ideia intereassante, sempre tive penugem no rosto, mas isso nunca me incomodou. Quando chegou em casa resolvi experimentar, e que diferença faz. A parte que entra em contato com a pele é super segura, mesmo para minha que vivo me cortando em papel.

I've tried similar products, but find that this product is the best for me. They are sharpe, remove facial hair and facial out breaks. My skin feels brand-new after I shave my face. You have to be careful and hold the blade at the correct angle which is a skill you will learn. Once you get the hang of how to hold the blade without cutting your face you'll be amazed at all the nasty bits you can scrape off your face. I prefer this blade to Lazer treatments and dermabrasion. In my opinion the blade works better.

Pros: Cheap, close shave with minimal stubble, not overly irritating to the skin, no facial redness, works well to “spot correct” missed shaving spots Cons: Still a shave (not full hair removal from the root like a wax), some stubble, doesn’t last as long as a wax All right, ladies! Let’s talk about female facial hair. I’m not talking about cute, little peach fuzz. I’m talking dark, coarse, pubescent-teenage-boy-beard hair. But on a 20-something-year-old woman. As someone diagnosed with PCOS, part of the way my symptoms manifest is through hirsutism, or thick, dark hair on my face and neck. Prior to quarantine, I scheduled regular full face waxes every 3 weeks. (I really probably could have done them more frequently, but I’m not made of money...) If I let it go any longer than that, the beard and mustache got embarrassingly ridiculous. (For those of you ladies who can rock the natural look, you’re my heroes! I am not that secure in my femininity.) Flash forward to everything closing in quarantine. Without the option to get a wax but the necessity of showing my face in video calls, I ordered these facial trimmers, and I am IN LOVE. I can get an incredibly close shave (that feels almost as smooth as after a wax) for a FRACTION of the price. Plus, I can shave on my own time as often as needed, without having to schedule a wax somewhere else. I do need to do a trim every few days, but it’s super quick and easy to maintain! Some tips for using this product for bodacious, bearded ladies: - Shave in the shower. I don’t use a mirror, but I find shaving under running water helps speed the process and reduce irritation. I tried shaving dry once, and it hurt. If you miss a spot, you can always wet a small area at the sink and correct later! - Shave in all directions. Up, down, across. I find this helps get that smooth, almost post-wax feel. You will still have some stubble (it’s a razor, duh), but it can be super minimal. Be sure to be gentle with your strokes, though; it is a blade on your face. - Aftercare. After my shower, I dab the shaved areas with Witch Hazel on a cotton pad, and then I apply an unscented post-shave balm (designed for men’s faces, so I assume it’s good for mine). I wait a little while and then continue my skincare/makeup routine as normal. Remember that shaving your face physically exfoliates the skin in addition to removing hair, so care for your skin accordingly. I don’t have particularly sensitive skin, but this product hasn’t caused irritation for me. (Other than the time I shaved dry. Just don’t do it.) Finding these trimmers has literally saved me around $100/month. I was skeptical that shaving my face would work anywhere near as well as a wax, but I’m glad I was forced to prove myself wrong. I usually use my trimmer 2-3 times a week and replace it every 4th or 5th use. Store it in a clean, dry place (i.e., NOT on the side of your tub/shower) to prevent bacteria buildup. The packaging recommends these for eyebrow trimming, but I don’t trust myself not to shave off half my eyebrow accidentally. I will definitely be getting a brow wax once things reopen; I’m leaving that to the professionals. I may still get a full face wax every once in a while, but this product helps me maintain a smooth face for a fraction of the cost, plus I don’t have any post-wax redness/irritation. I also use one of these to “spot correct” any spots I miss when shaving my legs, etc. I just dampen the area with water and use the trimmer, and it works great! Be careful on the back of your knees, though; the one time I cut myself was trimming a spot I missed on the back of my knee. TL;DR: I highly recommend this for women dealing with PCOS/hirsutism. It won’t last as long as a wax, but you can get almost as smooth of a removal for a price you can’t beat!