Tweezerman Dermaplaning Razor Facial Razor with 3 Spare Blades Included, Stainless Steel, Replacement Blades Available (4-Pack)

I use these for dermaplaning and gentle exfoliation and they’re brilliant. Super sharp with great control, so you can remove peach fuzz cleanly without tugging or irritation. High quality, easy to handle, and exactly what you want for detailed work.

Amazing razor ever! This shaver never rust at all and last so long time! So worth it. Other shaver always made my skin irritated and red but after I used this shaver my skin never get red or irritated at all. And after use this shaver my skin so glowing and so smooth. My husband complimented my skin look so beautiful 😍 The best ever!

Sharp razor, blade does slip out sometimes but good quality easy to use

Great for derma planing. Long lasting, good quality, does much better than other subscription options I’ve used.

I purchased this item in May 2025, and after using daily for 5 months have found that this is a good product that effectively gets rid of my facial hair for a short while, as a quick fix. It is easy to use, does not scratch or cut my skin and feels gentle on it.

Sturdy and durable, doesn't feel cheaply made, quite good for the price. Definitely better than the plastic ones and probably a lot more eco-friendly. Also decent for removing smallish amounts of coarser hair if that's a problem you have, but can't attest to how well it would fare shaving a full beard. Blades are pretty sharp, be careful.

Great. Handles well. Probably not as sharp as the disposable ones but it’s not plastic and the blades are replenishable so it’s a win.

I bought this dermaplaner tool in March 2023 after much research into the various types of hair removal tools available. I chose this Tweezerman facial razor because it was reusable and eco friendly. It worked perfectly at the start, removing the dark hairs on my chin and upper lip quickly and painlessly (I never scratched my face or caused bleeding with this tool ever). Having read up on the dermaplaning technique online, watching YouTube videos, I then began using the tool on the rest of my face. The results were excellent- my skin became very smooth and clear. However, as I continued to use it I found that small areas of my skin would occasionally pop off painlessly, leaving a solitary open pore or nick in my face. I stopped using the tool for this reason and a few weeks later found that my pores had enlarged all over my face, especially my cheeks and the area to the sides of my face including the temples (the few nicks I mentioned were the largest and most noticable).I was very upset by this as my skin had always been nice apart from the dark hairs. In all my research online, I never encountered this as being a known issue; only when the damage was already done did I finally find an article which listed enlarged pores as a possible outcome of dermaplaning. I am now trying to lessen the appearance of these by using 15 percent niacinamide. The results so far have been slow but positive, though I'm not sure how long the effects will last or whether the damage will be completely rectified. I may be tied to the niacinamide from now on or just have to accept the way my skin is. To those young women worried about their facial hair, I would say that this issue is nothing compared to ruining your skin. I am back to using a simple pair of tweezers and honestly don't think facial hair looks so bad as it seems when you are young. Dermaplaning my face was a stupid decision, made when I was young, and I would urge young women and girls not to take this path- you can never really be sure of the effects it will have on your particular skin type. To those who have already dermaplaned and encountered similar damage, then niacinamide helps significantly, helping to repair the skin's barrier and promote skin regrowth, shrinking pores. NEVER use niacinamide(vitamin B3) straight after dermaplaning. Wait at least a month until the skin is healed, then start with a low percentage of niacinamide to gradually acclimatise the skin to the treatment and so avoid any potential irritation. I used ten percent niacinamide, diluting a small amount in organic bio oil (which also really helped my skin recover), before gradually working my way up over a period of six months to the 15 percent version. This repaired my skin barrier. Now I am working on pore shrinkage and skin regrowth. To conclude, the Tweezerman dermaplaner removed hair painlessly and effectively, and for that I give it four stars, however, the process of dermaplaning itself, from my experience, is not something I would recommend to others. THINK CAREFULLY, please, before choosing this method.