7 Best Dermaplaning Tools of 2024 for Smooth Skin at Home, Tested and Reviewed
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Fact: Your body grows hair for a reason. Yup, even the hardly noticeable peach fuzz that covers the majority of your skin—most notably your cheeks and face—is there to protect your skin and regulate your temperature. But I get it, sometimes I want to shave my face in the pursuit of smooth skin to fix cakey foundation, soften my skin texture, or because a TikTok video inspired me. And because I often find myself jumping down the #BeautyTok rabbit hole, my latest obsession has been dermaplaning. More specifically? How to do it at home with the right dermaplaning tools.
But first, you need to understand that dermaplaning is an in-office treatment—performed by a licensed medical professional—with a surgical scalpel that removes peach fuzz, oil, and the top layer of dead skin cells. This means that when you see videos of people 'dermaplaning at home,' you're actually seeing them shave their face with an eyebrow razor or face shaver in a technique that emulates dermaplaning but only really addresses peach fuzz. If you want a deep exfoliation treatment, you've got to leave it up to the pros. And since we're on the topic, I chatted with two experts to get all the deets about the DIY method and the best at-home dermaplaning tools, as well as tested and reviewed them myself.
Our top picks for the best dermaplaning tools in 2024:
Okay, now that you've got a sneak peek of what's to come, keep reading for the list of the seven best at-home dermaplaning tools, including reviews and expert advice from dermatologists, and my personal reviews. Let's dive in, shall we?
Siena Gagliano is the associate editor at Cosmopolitan, where she primarily covers beauty, fashion, travel, and lifestyle. Wanna know how to get the best brows of your life? Gotchu. What about how to find the best fashion deals of the season, the softest sheets on the market, or exactly how to use retinol without irritating your skin? Check, check, and check. Before joining Cosmopolitan, Siena was a writer at Bustle and several other media outlets. As her 2024 goal, she has vowed to find the best (extra) dirty martini NYC has to offer—and yes, that means ~attempting~ to try every cute cocktail spot in the city (hit her up with some recs, pls). Follow Siena on Instagram for a behind-the-scenes look at that magazine life.
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