Dermaplaner Kit - Dermaplane Razor, Stand, 10 Refills - Gold | All-metal reusable dermaplane razor and exfoliating tool for women, includes matching stand and 10-pack of refills

The package arrived, opened, and the product appeared to be tampered with. They were scratches on the dermaplaner the stand is dirty

Works great and good value

I use in conjunction with the oil to shave my face at least once a week. My makeup goes on much easier now. The cheap drug store alternatives felt too rough on my skin. This is the opposite. It has heft and glides well. It takes skill though - it will definitely give you a few knicks during the learning curve. But the shave can’t be beat.

If you are someone who wants to use less plastic, this is a good alternative if you already use a derma planer. I like using more of a straight edge on my face, particularly when doing my brows, than a regular razor as it gives me more control. I also prefer the control I get while shaving those pesky, hormonal-based chin hairs until I can get a treatment appointment. I have been using plastic dermaplaners for years, for just "shaving" purposes. When I have a fresh blade, I can cut the hairs down and not have ingrown hair problems, so switching to this device seemed like a good thing. I will admit, I did not realize I still had 2 new, plastic items when I bought this, but oh well. I will use the plastic ones for traveling, given that they are light weight. I really like the weight of the device. It is a little heavier than plastic, and my hand grips it well. I like being able to purchase blades and guards in packs of 10, so I don't worry about not having a new blade when I need it. I also like knowing that if I were to buy a razor for the shower, they use the same blades. I used my derma planers as straight edge razors like the old days. I used it with my facial wash and life was good. Then, I watched the videos and thought, hum, I've been doing this all wrong. So, I got out my almond oil, spread it on my face, then proceeded to micro blade like the video showed me. I ended up with ingrown hairs, and some cut skin. My advice, if you are buying this to replace your derma planers just to get rid of the hairs you want, continue to use this in that manner and leave the micro blading to the professionals. Continue to exfoliate your face the way you normally do it, else you could end up with ingrown hairs. Perhaps this only happened to me because I have ultra-sensitive skin, but using derma planers in the past did not cause ingrown hairs. Besides, the oil clogs the blade, which is why you need to replace them so often. I don't really want to remove peach fuzz, just hairs I have my electrologist remove when I am between appointments. This device works well to get that close cut, without taking skin layers with it. If I had to do this all over again, would I rebuy the device? I don't know, particularly since I found a few other plastic ones in my drawer. I have not tried using this device on say my legs, as I like to keep things I use on my face separate from items I use on other parts of my body. Now that I will not be using the oil, micro blade method, I suspect it will be a while before I get through the 10 fresh blades, as cutting a few hairs doesn't dull the blade as quickly for me. If you have a lot of facial hair that you are tackling, you may go through blades faster, so that would make your ROI a bit better.

I loved my first razor I got from them and I was excited to get this, the blades last a while and don’t rust, they stay nice and sharp for multiple uses, and the wight of it is wonderful. I also loved their design for the hinges to change the blades!