Schick Hydro Silk Touch-Up Exfoliating Dermaplaning Tool Eyebrow/Facial Razor

Most Helpful Positive Review

Seriously awesome

Hands down best dermaplanning tool I've found. I'm able to use them 5-6 times before I need to use a new one. I do wish they were recyclable and I wish they had a blade cover like some other brands I've tried, but that's not a deal breaker for me. I have found when it's time to use a new one it does...n't pull at my peach fuzz like a dull blade normally would, but instead it does make my skin rather irritated unfortunately. I don't have sensitive skin so I'm not sure how this would be for someone with sensitive skin. How I use them: I wash my face with a basic face wash, then I apply a thin layer of cleaning oil (I use the one from Tatcha, but any will work) then holding the blade at a 45 degree angle against my skin I glide the blade downward, wipe the blade on a damp cloth, repeat only going downward on all areas of my face, then I reapply a little more cleansing oil. Not dripping off my face but just enough that the skin is slippery. Then I do the same thing but going upward. This causes less skin irritation and ensures I don't miss any patches of fuzz, and also gets anything I missed. Once done I rinse my face in lukewarm water, then apply a salicylic acid mud mask (I use the one from Philosophy. I do this step bcuz it help prevent irritation for me, for someone else it may cause irritation. Know your skin) after 20 minutes I rinse that off thoroughly, patting skin dry. Do NOT rub your skin with the towel! Then I go in with my regular skincare routine. Be very careful around your jaw, chin, lips, nose, and around your brows. These are very sharp blades and will cut you if you aren't being careful and paying close attention to what you're doing. Do not swipe through real fast with it like you would when shaving your arm pit in the shower. This is your face, you don't want to hack it up do you?