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The Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool is a 12-piece set of compact facial razors with stainless steel blades, made for removing peach fuzz and fine hair at home. The small handle gives more control than a full-size razor near the brows, jaw and upper lip. Each razor is meant for about one use every three to four weeks, so a set lasts a long stretch. It suits people who want salon-style dermaplaning at home and a smooth surface before makeup.
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The Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool is a set of handheld facial razors. They remove peach fuzz and fine hair from the face, along the brow line, and in other areas where a small, precise blade is easier to control than a standard razor.
The set has 12 razors in terracotta. Each razor has a 100% stainless steel blade and a compact handle sized for close work around the brows, jaw, and upper lip. Kitsch suggests using each razor once every three to four weeks.
To use, hold the skin taut with one hand and draw the blade at a shallow angle of about 45 degrees. Use short upward strokes and work section by section across the cheeks, chin, and upper lip. Rinse the blade between passes and avoid going over the same area twice in one session, since repetition on freshly worked skin can cause irritation. Store unused razors in a dry spot away from the shower or sink.
