Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool

For most skin types, we recommend using the tool once every two to three weeks. This allows your skin enough time to complete its natural renewal cycle between exfoliation sessions.

It is best to avoid dermaplaning over active breakouts, sunburns, or areas with rosacea, as the blade can irritate or spread bacteria. If you have sensitive skin, perform a patch test on a small area first and always use a light touch.

No, these tools are designed to be disposable. Using a fresh blade for each session ensures the sharpest, safest edge and prevents the buildup of bacteria on your skin.

Yes, always start with clean, dry skin. While some prefer a very thin layer of facial oil to help the blade glide, avoid using thick creams or heavy moisturizers that might clog the blade or cause it to slip.

No, that is a common myth. Dermaplaning removes vellus hair—also known as peach fuzz—at the surface level. It does not alter the follicle or the structure of the hair, so it will grow back with the same texture and color as before.