Facial Exfoliating Tool for Face - Dermaplaning Tool

At first I was worried I wasted $75. Then I figured out how to hold the blade correctly and hello beautiful skin & goodbye peach fuzz!!! I bought the refill pack and found those blades to be a bit sharper too. I love this and love that I don’t need to spend money on waxing and/or going to an esthetition. It does take some practice so don’t give up. It also removes SO MUCH dry skin, I had no idea!!! I have blonde peach fuzz and love the way all products (make up and skin creams) look after I’ve used it. I recommend using at night because your skin can be a bit irritated for a few hours and show some blotchy spots. They go away by morning.

I have dermaflash but was in search of another exfoliating tool as it's costly and annoying to have to replace the blade on the dermaflash after every use. I tried this tool for the first time tonight and I believe it exfoliates even better than the dermaflash. Further, it is easier to use. I love it!

The difference is legit. I have tried a lot of facial exfoliating tools (specifically several less expensive Dermaplaning tools). I wanted to try to cheaper versions (like those offered by Noxema, Tinkle, etc) - don't get me wrong I still saw results from those less expensive options and loved getting to explore this new beauty category. BUT, now after receiving StackedSkincare's tool I can promise you the difference is measurable...the amount of exfoliation (even tho I had recently treated my skin w/ one of the less expensive options I mentioned above) was a little awe inducing. Gentle, no pain but more "peach-fuzz" and dead skin coming off my face than I've ever seen w an at home treatment (rivals the professional ones I've had done over the years). Another thing that let me KNOW it was going to work better than the cheaper options, when I applied my serums and cream after - the Vitamin C and Peptide ones stung a little bit. It didn't hurt, but was comparable to the "you know it's working" feeling you get when you get professional treatments done. I was actually so excited to wake up the next day and see how my skin looked....it was not only glowing, pore size was reduced and (most excitingly) my acne had noticeably dissipated. When I put my makeup on it was like it was gliding over my skin. I was able to use 1/4 of the amount of foundation Id typically apply. I looked airbrushed - people made compliments all day long. Any product that gives you that type of results after one use is more than worth the investment. I will subscribe to the "refill" option today. Thus far everything from StackedSkincare has been more than worth the investment...next up on my "wishlist" is the High frequency tool. I'd recommend 110%!

I'm in love with this tool!! I had soo much peach fuzz & some scarring from acne. Within the first "swipes" of using it I realized I was in love. It definitely exfoliated my skin, those cheap blades from CVS don't come close. The amount of fuzz that it got off was ridiculous. It's been two weeks & the fuzz is still gone, I'll be using it once a month (maybe even longer) to make the blades last longer. Definitely worth the money, especially considering the cost & tip of a spa treatment!

I love this tool! It's sturdy and well made and blade replacements are $20 for 3. I use a blade twice before changing and that seems to work great. It saves me a ton on aesthetician visits.

This is a fabulous product. I've paid upwards of $300 for a derma planing facial and this gives me the same results. You have to be careful...you're basically dealing with a razor blade. But I have a few really rough spots on my face and this completely eliminates them.

I usually get cheap versions of these from Sally's to trim my beard line. I figured they were all the same, but I was wrong! This thing is awesome! My skin is less irritated and my wife loves to use it for exfoliation. Worth every penny!

For $75 I assumed this would be a TON better than my inexpensive ones from Target. I don't think it is. Also disappointed that it is recommended to replace blade after only a few uses? Too much!