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More And More Women Are Shaving Their Faces. Here's Why.

A dermatologist and plastic surgeon reveal what you should know before you try exfoliating your face with a razor.

More And More Women Are Shaving Their Faces. Here's Why.
A patient undergoes dermaplaning during her facial at Julie Michaud Prettyology in Boston. But more and more people are opting to try it at home.
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A patient undergoes dermaplaning during her facial at Julie Michaud Prettyology in Boston. But more and more people are opting to try it at home.

Dermaplaning videos are everywhere on TikTok, and it’s pretty satisfying to watch all that peach fuzz just fall off people’s faces. Beyond that, some users are claiming to have their best skin ever (think: smoother, softer and clearer) thanks to the technique. But can this process, which involves the removal of facial hairs with a razor blade-like device, actually be done safely at home, as social media suggests?

@belindagwala Disclaimer: I know dermaplaning at home is not for everyone, but it works for me & some people. Make sure to protect your skin barrier after the procedure ✨ #skincare #dermaplaning #fypage ♬ original sound - belindagwala