As soon as I turned it on I could hear and feel it working and I have been utterly amazed at the results.

Putting a razor to your face, albeit dull, can be intimidating and I find it easier to get comfortable first. Some users did say they got redness or a rash from the product, and even ingrown hairs and pimples in a couple of cases.This site is protected by reCAPTCHA Enterprise and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Also, I didn’t particularly like the sensation of touching my skin afterwards, without those micro hairs, applying makeup feels weird. One thing to be wary of, if your skin is breaking out, best to avoid using this device because it only ends up spreading the bacteria to other areas of your face.

Others mentioned glitches like a charging port that stops working after only a few uses, or the blade eject mechanism failing. Once your skin is clean and the vibration setting is in place, move the tool across your face in small sections. The Stacked Skincare Dermaplaning Tool, on the other hand, mimics a scalpel, making it easy to hold and maneuver across the skin. If you’re new to dermaplaning, or prefer a more minimalist approach, the Stacked Skincare Dermaplaning tool is still a great pick.

After that, I recommend testing the tool on the hand so you can decide which of the two vibration settings you prefer (gentle or not-so-gentle). In the days after using my Dermaflash, I noticed a visible difference in my skin’s brightness and texture.