Is this dermaplaning tool worth the money?

Hey beauties, today I am testing out the Dermaflash Dermaplaning tool. It is meant to remove the peach fuzz and gently exfoliate. If you are curious on how it work or consider buying one, keep on watching. Let me know in the comments what you think and if you have tried it yourself xoxo
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[@AliceWonders22]

As an aesthetician, I have always only used scalpel handles with blades so this has been very confusing for me at my first day at a new spa yesterday lol thank gosh I brought my own blades, but this is a great video explaining there’s really no wrong way to use this. I’m just wondering if it’s nearly as good as an actual medical derma treatment for my clients. Derma planing removes up to an entire month of dead skin cells along with the peach fuzz. This seems more like an electric razor. I did use it on my arm yesterday in the spa and was pretty impressed. It just seems easier to derma plane that probably because I am accustomed to that. ❤

[@Genevievedailybeauty]

It's a great tool for at home use and super easy to manipulate. It's better then a facial razor because it truly removes the dead skin cells. However, it will never be as good as a proper treatment done by a professional like you 🥰

[@zulytown]

Thank you! I ordered one today and looked up newest videos and here you are 😉.

[@Genevievedailybeauty]

It is such a good tool!! I use mine every 2 months and LOVE it

[@glynisharvey6871]

I have just discovered your video would you prefer this to a facial razor it’s a lot of money

[@AliceWonders22]

@@glynisharvey6871 as a master aesthetician of over 31 years that’s my question as well. The new spa I work at uses these instead of a traditional scalpel.

[@ian-dt6iy]

Great content