Nurse Jamie Dermascrape

Unlike traditional bristled brushes that scrub the skin, the Dermascrape uses ultrasonic vibrations to gently lift debris and dead skin cells. This spatula-based approach is generally less abrasive and offers more precision for targeting congested areas like the nose.

Yes, the ultrasonic technology is typically gentler than manual exfoliation. However, you should start by using the device on its lowest setting and avoid using it over active breakouts or inflamed areas to prevent irritation.

The Enhance mode is designed to improve the absorption of your skincare products. By using high-frequency vibrations, it helps your serums and moisturizers penetrate more effectively into the skin rather than just sitting on the surface.

For most skin types, using the device two to three times a week is sufficient for exfoliation and deep cleaning. Overusing it can compromise your skin barrier, so it is best to start slowly and adjust based on how your skin responds.

Yes, the device requires a 'slip' to function properly. You should always use it on damp skin or with a water-based toner or serum; never use the spatula on dry, bare skin as this can cause friction and irritation.

After each use, wipe the metal spatula clean with a soft cloth and a gentle, alcohol-free cleanser or disinfectant. Ensure the device is completely dry before storing it, and keep it away from water when charging.