Dermaflash Dermaplaning Tool: a Guru Score of 74%

What the gurus are saying.

Every take we've logged from this product's reviews across YouTube. Click any row to watch the moment they said it.

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~Yay

"It has been the perfect replacement for my Stack tool and so much more gentle. It gets the peach fuzz off, makes my makeup go on so much smoother, and removes dead flaky skin cells. It's my number one recommendation for dermaplaning at the moment, especially if you have sensitive skin or you're using other devices in your routine and don't want to irritate your skin."

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All 6 takes from Beyond50Skin

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"My second recommendation, if you don't want to use something that's aggressive for exfoliation, is to try the Dermaflash. It will remove the peach fuzz from your skin."

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"One item I talk quite a bit about is the Dermaflash. And this is their Dermaflash Lux. My mother-in-law uses this for dermaplaning. It's not technically a Dermaplaning Tool, but it's great for removing peach fuzz. Also, if you're a little bit nervous about official dermaplaning, this is a great entry-level tool for removing peach fuzz, getting that smooth look to your skin so that your skin care and your makeup go on much smoother."

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"If you're just beginning and you're a little bit nervous you might consider picking up the Dermaflash tool because it just has less potential for nicks and irritation. It doesn't give quite as close a shave as a blade will but it's a great beginner tool."

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"This is the Dermaflash, a Dermaplaning Tool, and it's really helpful for removing peach fuzz and a light layer of flaky skin. I've been using this [...] because the StackedSkincare Dermaplaning Tool was a little too much exfoliation for me, and the Dermaflash is a little bit more gentle on my skin."

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"My newest dermaplaning device is the Dermaflash. Because I'm doing a lot of other modalities, I wanted something a little bit gentler. It's low effort, lower cost, and gives a beautiful bang for your buck. It helps my makeup go on more smoothly and helps my skincare absorb better by removing the peach fuzz and flaky dead skin."

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"It has been the perfect replacement for my Stack tool and so much more gentle. It gets the peach fuzz off, makes my makeup go on so much smoother, and removes dead flaky skin cells. It's my number one recommendation for dermaplaning at the moment, especially if you have sensitive skin or you're using other devices in your routine and don't want to irritate your skin."

The Style and Beauty Doctor

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~Yay

"I normally use a Dermaflash device to get rid of little peach fuzz or little hairs, and that is totally harmless."

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"I'll use the Dermaflash to shave it and I don't always know where to end it"

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"I like it. It's pricey; you have to buy the device and then you have to buy the replacement blades. It can get pretty expensive. But I like it because in all the years that I've used it, I have yet to be cut. It is almost impossible to cut yourself with it. Just using it regularly, I have yet to be cut by that thing. The Dermaflash is an exfoliation tool used to get rid of peach fuzz and dead skin, those kinds of things that can keep your face from shining."

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"I use a Dermaflash device because I find that it's the most gentle for me. I know some people are really good with the blades you can find at the beauty supply store, but you got to be careful. I did a series where I tried a bunch of different devices and some of them were really ouchy. You got to be careful because you don't want to have any open wounds on your face and then put actives on there. Even if you think that the cut healed, you might still irritate yourself and make matters worse."

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"I've gotten into dermaplaning at home. [...] I love the ones from Dermaflash. Like those are always going to be A1 for me. [...] You got to be careful with these dermaplaning tools though because not all of them are made equally and sometimes you can wind up nicking the skin and that's the last thing you want to do. So Dermaflash is my top pick."

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"I normally use a Dermaflash device to get rid of little peach fuzz or little hairs, and that is totally harmless."

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AliceintheRabbitHole

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~Nay

"I have used this a total of one time, and the one time I used it my skin was a wreck for at least a week afterward. My skin type is dry, acne prone, and a bit sensitive, and that sensitive part makes something like this not at all ideal for me. This is hard on my skin, so of course after I used it my skin was irritated. [...] My partner actually quite likes it and uses it all the time, so what works for one person may not work for another."

All 3 takes from AliceintheRabbitHole

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"I have used this a total of one time, and the one time I used it my skin was a wreck for at least a week afterward. My skin type is dry, acne prone, and a bit sensitive, and that sensitive part makes something like this not at all ideal for me. This is hard on my skin, so of course after I used it my skin was irritated. [...] My partner actually quite likes it and uses it all the time, so what works for one person may not work for another."

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"I bought this a while ago and honestly I don't really use it, for the same reasons as with the Beauty Bio device. Some of you have told me you actually do like to use this for blackheads, which I don't deal with, and some of you use this to infuse, there's an infuse option to help push products deeper into your skin. I use the Medicube Booster Pro now."

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"I've never used one of these vibrating dermaplane systems because I don't think I need it. [...] If something works for you, no need to change it, and that's [...] why I'm not going to be buying this, because using a standard dermaplane system that is a fraction of the price works for me."

Darnell Cox | 50+ Healthy Aging Expert

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~Yay

"You won't get cut as much and [...] it will get all of that peach fuzz off. This is by Dermaflash. I don't know if you can see that, but there's a bunch of little baby hairs in there. I like this, too, because I've got blonde hair, these blonde fuzzy things all over my skin."

All 2 takes from Darnell Cox | 50+ Healthy Aging Expert

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"I love Dermaflash. It's a vibrating kind of dermaplaning device that really helps with the fuzz. It charges and then you replace the blades, so every time that you start a new fuzz removal you've got the blade all ready to go."

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"You won't get cut as much and [...] it will get all of that peach fuzz off. This is by Dermaflash. I don't know if you can see that, but there's a bunch of little baby hairs in there. I like this, too, because I've got blonde hair, these blonde fuzzy things all over my skin."

Cassandra Bankson

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~Nay

"I used to use [...] the Dermaflash, but that was like 150 bucks and like the replacement blades bothered me."

All 2 takes from Cassandra Bankson

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"I used to use the Dermaflash, but I now use the Verso. There are other options like the Twinkle Twinkle razor from Amazon if you're trying it for the first time and don't want to invest a lot, though these will pinch your skin."

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"I used to use [...] the Dermaflash, but that was like 150 bucks and like the replacement blades bothered me."

Gothamista

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~Yay

"Recently I've mentioned quite often that I really enjoy using the Dermaflash. This is the cute little travel size, and it's actually more gentle than chemical exfoliants. For me, chemical exfoliants can tend to cause inflammation and irritation, that redness which makes using it and combining it with other actives very very tricky sometimes, especially when you have sensitive skin."

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Frequently asked.

What is Dermaflash Dermaplaning Tool?

A vibrating dermaplaning tool with replaceable blades, designed to remove peach fuzz and smooth the skin's surface.

Is Dermaflash Dermaplaning Tool worth it?

The gurus are split. 4 of the 6 gurus give it their stamp of approval while 2 would skip it, which lands it in the middle at a Guru Score of 74%.

What is Dermaflash Dermaplaning Tool's Guru Score?

Dermaflash Dermaplaning Tool holds a Guru Score of 74%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 6 expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.