My Dermaplaning At Home Skincare Routine |

Watch my updated dermaplaning routine here: • Dermaplaning At Home U...
Dermaplaning is a really popular step in skincare routines lately! You use a tool such as an eyebrow razor to "shave your face" to remove any unwanted peach fuzz and exfoliate your skin. But you have to do it the right way to get the benefits and avoid any bad side effects. That's why I put together this step-by-step guide on dermaplaning, plus a skincare routine to follow it up with.
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[@mishelflores4798]

I was so afraid to do this on my face but once i did it and saw how good my skin reacted its my favorite thing to do once a month.

[@Sara-bv1cg]

hey, doesnt it really grow darker? Ive seen some girl that grew a beard from doing that but im really considering doing that

[@mishelflores4798]

@@Sara-bv1cg my experience with dermaplaning has been great. I do it once or twice a month on dry clean skin. I also know someone that grew thick hair all over her face but found out too she suffers from a hormonal imbalance which has a lot to do either loosing hair or growing excess hair. One tip that i can give you is right after i shave my face i don't wash my face right away i wait about an hour or two what i do is put on a good moisturizer on.

[@ritariza2835]

@@kitchencookbook1357 It depends on how quickly your hair grows :) Some people only need to do it once a month, some people do it weekly, some people do it every other day.

[@ritariza2835]

@@kitchencookbook1357 no problem

[@monicar9819]

Does the hair or peach fuzz come out thicker after though?

[@londoneri321]

I'm Japanese. It's been less popular among young people, but many women used to use this method in Japan. My mum used to ask if I shaved my face hair quite frequently when I was a teenager LOL. She even allowed me to go and get shaved in a barber shop with professional razor and cream when I was very little like 7 years old and I absolutely loved it! I felt like an adult and pretty! The barber knew what he was doing. I think it cost like 10 dollars 25 years ago. I might try it again when I'm back in Japan. Thanks Susan for reminding me of the sweet memory :)

[@RegstarRogstar]

the image of a little kid getting a whole face shave in a barbershop is very cute haha. imagining a kid with a face full of shaving cream

[@srs3572]

I am honestly blown away by what this has done for my complexion. After one treatment, my acne scarring is fading and my skin is smoother with less of an oily T-zone.

[@chiarra644]

I'm definitely going to try this. Makeup always looks so flaky on me no matter what I try. I've gotten lazy and my complexion isn't the greatest either any more.

[@uglylovemachine]

Thank you for a straight to the point video. Not taking ten minutes to talk about your life and everything in the background. :)

[@mrdavidchang]

Hope everyone is staying safe during this time, have a blessed day! (:

[@TiaraWordsfromGod]

You too!

[@niamhbyrne4036]

Hope you have a wonderful day

[@sec1236]

Have a lovely blessed day 🥰

[@StephieFaith]

I started doing this about a year ago, when the baby fuzz on my upper lip started to become a little more prominent as I get older. It’s still blonde but it’s noticeable when I put makeup or tinted moisturizer on. I tried waxing but. It was too irritating for me. I was super nervous at first, but it’s really not as intimidating as it looks! I do it every 6-8 weeks as well, and unlike people think it does not come back thicker! Thank you for sharing your routine Susan! 🤗

[@helan311]

really ? im worried coz i have a little thick upper lip hair but not too thick like men ...i really hate it ..can i try derma-planning for that too? im scared wht if it comes back thicker all tht !...

[@wendyfay16]

@@helan311 Don't be afraid to try it. I'm 69 and have been using an 'emjoy'. I'm not sure what to call it as it was only ever referred to as an emjoy but that's the brand name. It has many tweezers that spin around and remove the thick hairs from the roots so they take longer to regrow. It basically removes the hair the same effect as waxing. It's just more convenient and a lot less expensive to do it at home than make appointments. The dermablade is better for the fine fluffy hairs because it also removes the dead skin cells. If you use the dermablade on your coarse hairs they will feel sharper or thicker but it's not that you have more hairs, it's just that the way you shave the hairs leaves a sharp tip on the hair. You won't notice it when you shave, but when the hairs are coarser it will feel a little sharp as it grows because you're not removing the hair bulb. You certainly won't grow more hairs though, but if they bother you after using the dermablade, you won't have done irreparable damage. You can just go and have it waxed to remove the hairs from the bulb. It's great for fine fluffy hairs though. It's like snipping a very fine stemmed weed. If you dermablade/shave coarse/thick hair, it's like cutting a tree branch and leaving the thick stem. Waxing is like pulling the weed out from the root except that it will regrow with the same fine tip, but certainly not as thick. If you dermablade then you will either have to keep it up regularly, or have it waxed.

[@wendyfay16]

It only appears to be thicker after shaving because of the thickness of the shaft and the way it's shaved.

[@roselinuddin8933]

@@wendyfay16 I think what you are calling a ‘emjoy’ is called a Epilator in the UK ☺️

[@saycheese2162]

I didn't even know women did this. You gals go to so much effort to look and feel nice. Guys really should appreciate, and make some extra effort aswell. Ha

[@brandoferg6460]

My husband watched this with me and asked if he can do it also, it's always nice seeing him try my skin stuff.

[@natashabent5604]

We don't do it for guys to look at us if thats what ur implying but we do it because most of us r trying to get a glow up or because u have black heads or trying not to get black heads but their r many things that we use derma planing for also or just trying to get like a smooth face

[@jigg_gaey2751]

Thanks for doing the bare minimum mate 😄

[@LarissaDawn]

@@natashabent5604 Don't even go there. Women dress up for men or there would be no other point .

[@Agforever12]

@@LarissaDawn what if I just want to look nice because it makes me feel more confident?

[@filmaddict143]

Love that she uses her own products! It makes me trust brands more like that when the creator uses them too. Just bought the other vitamin c serum and very excited to use it!

[@kelseyrohman5666]

I finally got my acne under control with this method and I also purchased the products she uses. Absolute game changer. Thank you so much!!

[@elizabethpeskett3220]

Just followed this & my skin is GLOWING!! Definitely minimal pressure is needed, I use to do this years ago & didn’t know the importance of going light handed & I would tear my skin up! :( going light handed even worked great on my reactive skin

[@_______unknown_______]

How did u do it? I tried an my skin is still the same

[@juliat9211]

Both my mother and I do this and it makes ALL the difference! It does not grow back “thicker” or “darker” of even pokey actually.

[@luizavoicu7884]

How often do you have to shave your face? Thanks xx

[@juliat9211]

@@luizavoicu7884 my mom does it once a week, I do it like once or twice a month. Whenever it feels needed.

[@lalaland9646]

Would you say 16 years old is too young to start doing this?

[@juliat9211]

@@lalaland9646 no not at all. If you shave your legs you can shave your face! 😂 i just got back the same little fuzz so it should be harmless.

[@lalaland9646]

Julia T thanks!

[@C1nderfire]

I do this every week. My acne scars are gone. They don’t even last a month. Fresh blade will take off the hair and a light layer of dead skin. My face is soft as a baby’s butt afterwards! One of my best finds. I use a regular ol Tinkel type razor. But be careful. I’ve nicked my face. It burns and hurts like an ankle nick. Lol.

[@aathenaiz6151]

do you do it with dry skin? i really want my acne scars gone

[@C1nderfire]

@@aathenaiz6151 I wash my face then let it completely dry. It’s uncomfortable letting your face dry completely. Not gonna lie. It’s only once a week. Just be careful not to cut your face. Stretch the skin and go slow. Trust me. A cut or cuts on your face hurts! Esp when putting skincare on after. Lol. Slow n steady is best

[@aathenaiz6151]

@@C1nderfire thank you!!

[@C1nderfire]

@@aathenaiz6151 you’re welcome. Good luck!!

[@aline8576]

How old do u think someone needs to be to do this? Asking bc I’m pretty young and interested in this I’m probably gonna do it eventually but how long should I wait?

[@maiapenaloza9304]

I didn't know I could do this at home!! NO more paying so much money for this. Thanks Susan!!

[@emel4915]

Yes to this! I’ve always wanted to do this but every expert says not to do it at home but I see awesome results and I don’t feel like paying someone to shave my face 😑

[@watchmelive2866]

Dont do it hun They cause micro cuts Use a Dermaflash

[@unicorndragon3182]

Thanks for sharing, I've been wanting to try! Did your hair grow back more coarse and did your skin feel itchy at all?

[@adylaar6708]

I seen some barbershop on youtube offer this service. But dont know which part of earth is that. And how much it cost In one video he shaved a latina.

[@angelique8702]

I just tried this for the first time about a week ago and it was a breeze. I thought it was easier than shaving my legs. I didn’t find it difficult at all. I found the dermoplane tools at Walmart beside the razors and shaving gels. I bought an entire pack for 14.00. I have been thrilled with the results achieved.

[@wendyfay16]

@@unicorndragon3182 if you have coarse hair, it doesn't grow thicker, but like pruning a thick tree branch, it still leaves the thick end. However I love using it on the Peach fluffy hairs because not only does my skin feel great with the dead skin cells removed, but my skincare products and foundation also goes on better. Think of it as a furry leaf and a shiny leaf ...

[@teriboudreaux6743]

Sooo... I was dermaplaining with one of those long razors that fold into itself about 2 weeks ago. I was getting around my hair line bc it comes down kinda low. Well I wasn't paying attention to where the end was and shaved off everything below the arch of my eyebrow. I've been having to draw in my eyebrow since. It's starting to grow back. Thank God!

[@caitlinconsolver7827]

Yesssss I’ve been considering dermaplaning for a while. Now that I know Susan is doing it? Decision made.

[@wendyfay16]

Thanks for the video. I really love the way product feels on my skin when the fluff is gone. My foundation also goes on better without the fluff. Just a little word of advice that I'm sure that you've all heard before, please use upward strokes/massage when putting products onto your skin. Massage upwards because as you age, gravity isn't our friend. You will do everything you can to 'push' your skin upwards ... You don't notice it when you are still young and beautiful, but I'm almost 70 and I'm aware of what gravity does to older skin. While you're enjoying applying your skin care products, please remember to apply them in upwards motions. I also give my skin a good massage whilst applying my serums just to wake my skin up and get the blood flowing. The earlier you start doing this, the longer your skin will remain young. After all, if you are spending the time and money on your skin, it won't cost you anything to massage upwards. Just take an extra one or two minutes giving your skin a good wake-up massage. I also recommend putting any product left on the palms on your hands onto the back of your hands. I wish I'd been told that when I was young, as opposed to discovering it the hard way in my 50's. Our faces may not show our age, but if you look at the backs of the hands of older ladies hands, they may just tell you her actual age.

[@rozsmith6850]

I'm 69, and totally agree with the " gravity" issue. My extra product goes on my neck and upper chest!

[@idammage]

Wow so weird... I was searching KZbin last night for a dermaplaning video by you. I didn't find one so I crossed my fingers and did a little research before I dermaplaned my face this morning. After watching this video, I'm happy to see I did it right! 😁

[@write2judie]

I am so happy that I found your channel. I love the way you present information without excessive chatter. Yet you come across as being very down-to-earth.

[@lizshoemaker8713]

Thank you for all the information and recommendations on how to treat your skin afterwards! I started doing this and have really been enjoying it. Regardless of whether people agree about doing this yourself at home and the risks, people are going to do it regardless so I’m all for more information being out there. 👏

[@HannahCobana]

I always thought it was so funny that people really believe that when you shave your hair grows back darker and thicker. I wish! Everyone with thinning hair would start shaving their heads to get back fuller hair

[@v1olante]

Exactly!

[@smurfmummy3106]

You're right!!! You're only only knocking the top off the hair. Gives it a blunt tip so feels thicker.

[@oblomovhans1659]

Correct, hair grows back more blunt because we take off the thinnest part. I might only get thicker if we have the hormones affecting follicles during their regrowth, which is why where I started in puberty hair changed much more than where I started later, because then hormones did much of their work already. Now on shoulder even the first stubble is relatively soft and not so prickly.

[@chinedumudeagbala2658]

I do not have the guts to do this myself ! However - just here to comment on Susan’s flawless skin! Damn!

[@Jenny-ru4hf]

She have lots of sunspots..

[@MS-044]

It is not flawless she has a lot of pigmintation.

[@e.a.4926]

@@Jenny-ru4hf TONS. Hyperpigmentation everywhere

[@Jenny-ru4hf]

@@e.a.4926 yes!

[@Caja2020]

Jenny is melasma considered as sun spots?

[@DaniDuckUO]

Just used your video for my very first time dermaplaning. Thank you so much for walking me through it, great video!

[@miagonzo5522]

just did it for the first time right now and im already obsessed hehe i think i did well. my skin feels good

[@shainawigg6751]

I’m so glad you made this video!! I’ve been wanting to try dermaplaning for so long. I’ve always been nervous to but after watching this video- I’m going to finally try it!

[@StreaminGames]

And... News... Tell me pls 🙏

[@just1a1geek]

How did it go?

[@ediannareyesovalle9636]

I’m obsessed with this technique

[@lilly5204]

Ahhh ive been brushing upwards this whole time, and do it without my skin being dry 😩 i’ll start doing it this way from now on, today i went a little too hard on my sensitive skin and nipped myself about 3 time, small areas however I feel awful as someone that takes good care of their skin, thank you for the vid 🥺

[@sharonsilver7710]

The best thing i bought is an epilator. After using it your hair doesn't come back so fast & eventually it stops growing. Saves those waxing bills & can do it whenever u want. I never have to worry about hair anywhere at anytime.

[@sarahmunene8730]

More videos on Naturium please. I'm absolutely loving the brand. It's totally transformed my skin for the best.

[@conynunez1951]

Hiii!!! I want to thank you for this video. I want you to know that today was the very first time I did it and I actually kept your video playing to hear you as I did it. Although I had watched it a number of times, I felt hearing your voice say: " light feather touches" or "don't press too hard" was really a voice of wisdom that it was good to hear over and over as I did it just as a reminder. Thanks so much. God bless you.

[@muaskar4806]

Hi Cony, how did the hair grow back? I really wanna try it because of hair but I'm afraid it'll grow darker and thicker :(

[@conynunez1951]

@Muaskar hi Muaskar!! It's been about a little over a month, and thank God no hairs. What I would do different next time is really follow instructions when she says very light strokes. There's an area of my face close to the side of my left eye that it's a tad irritated. I can see little light red bumps and that's because there I might have accidentally accentuated a little too hard. So I would recommend very very very light strokes and only what's necessary on your face. The less the better

[@princessalia6]

As a sensitive skin person the seshiedo one is way too harsh for my skin. I use my gentle foam cleanser and foam it up on my face and use the tinkle eyebrow/face razor and go upwards instead of downward like susan did. Doing it on dry skin causes irritation for me And when its wet with foam it creates a slip If I go downward the hair removal isnt as effective. So I go upwards. Be careful y'all

[@mterrell604]

I usually do this once a month and it has made a big (and very good) difference in my skin in the last 10 months. However, the other day and last month, I used a blade that was too sharp and I broke out in small bumps. I thought a closer shave meant better results. No. Ladies you can do this, but find the right blade/razor/pressure for your skin.

[@watchmelive2866]

PLEASE DO NOT DO THIS HUN Try a Dermaflash They are much safer

[@mterrell604]

@@watchmelive2866 Thanks! I'll look into it. When I said "blade," I meant a regular disposable shaver, but I'll look into the dermaflash.

[@alix2115]

Omg you are drop dead gorgeous your skin is so beautiful and perfect. Thank you for all the helpful tips and tricks. I have been waiting to try this technique but have been hesitant.

[@user938_9v8]

i really wish The Sass was its own separate channel. Every time I see a vid from Mixed Makeup I get disappointed that it's some sort of celeb routine review or skincare review and not some fun Sharzard/Susan time. The Sass is the best part of this channel IMO.

[@A.R.S.1309]

helloworld omg yes definitely. I miss Sharzad :(

[@thaz3728]

What happened to Sharzard? She’s never in videos anymore

[@Makeupbynikkilarose]

This was so satisfying to watch! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 and I use the exact same blades 👍🏼

[@miajaved7339]

What are these blades called, I have the Tinkle ones

[@jalydavi]

UGH. That's it. I'm buying one. I've been toying around the idea of doing dermaplaning for like 2mos now, and this appearing on my timeline is the last straw

[@kruparose6702]

And did you do it?

[@janeeb9471]

LOVE IT! Use to have face THREADED= LOVEDIT‼️BUT moved and after paying $$$ for DERMAPLANING = “game changer!”……..DERMAPLANING ROCKS! Thank you ‼️

[@alejandracolorado8227]

I do it on my sideburns hahah and I love it, in the future I think I will get them done with laser. Love this video Susan 🙌🏽❤️

[@way108]

Oh yes! That Vichy mineral 89 hyaluronic acid is the best thing! I have super sensitive skin and this product was perfect for me.

[@aprilnash7251]

Thank you for your comment, I bought some cheap hyaluronic acid from Walmart and it irritates my skin a little because I can feel it burn just a little.

[@petradols1404]

Susan I beg you to make the Naturium products also available in Europe soon. They look bomb and I would love to try so many of them ❤️🙏

[@FiercelyTina]

Try amazon. I found her products on there and they ship to my country (France) 😁 Only downside is they don’t have all her products. Hope this helps.

[@Alina8881]

I LOVED this video. The sunscreen part definitely stressed me out. My moisturizer primer and foundation all have spf because I HATE the feeling of sunscreen but I know how important sunscreen is especially on your face.

[@drakeWE20EUUU2I2DI2PI]

Corsx is a really good sunscreen and I’ve used other sunscreens on my face before but never have I felt comfortable until I used the corsx aloe sunscreen it’s so light you forget you have sunscreen on.

[@emiliabaciu9844]

@@drakeWE20EUUU2I2DI2PI yu

[@drakeWE20EUUU2I2DI2PI]

@@emiliabaciu9844 ?

[@cucakeforeal5157]

always wanted to try derma planing at home, but was always too scared. Finally got some the other day just for my upper lip area and decided to try derma planing finally. your video was the first one I clicked on & wow!! I can already see a difference thanks so much for sharing

[@babymae2222]

Her skin really is beautiful

[@CharlotteConstance27]

This was very helpful as I’ve been interested in dermaplaning recently!

[@tonyhommes5045]

I love that Naturium serum. Susan's forehead is flawless. La Mer can go away though. Overpriced seaweed.

[@karterdrummonds]

I love when you talk about Naturium ❤️❤️, I can’t wait to buy the super serum!

[@malikagoel934]

I clicked so fast, don’t know if I even breathed in the process

[@susie7336]

😆

[@oddlyuncommon3535]

Thank you so much! I have been a nervous about trying this, but your walk through has put me at ease about trying dermaplaning.

[@helloitsapotato500]

GUYS SKINCARE IS PERSONAL .. IF PEOPLE KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING.. LET THEM

[@BeezyBee89]

I did this for the first time about two weeks ago and MAN . . Sooooooo much hair/fuzz came off 😂😂 I was laughing so much because I was like damn I had alllllll that on my face and no one said a thing to me lmao . . . I switched to this instead of threading because threading hurting way too much

[@unicorndragon3182]

Thanks for sharing, I've been wanting to try! Did your hair grow back more coarse and did your skin feel itchy at all?

[@BeezyBee89]

@@unicorndragon3182 My hair is still growing back . . My hair on my face takes some time to grow compared to the rest of my body . . . My face did feel itchy and thats because I was going up instead of down . . . If that makes sense . . . Being that it was my first time doing it I just followed the directions of the face razor I had purchased . . . When I do this again I am going to use a downward stroke instead . . . . I feel like my skin had to adjust because I went in an upward motion which I think irritated my skin :/ . . . Overall it was my first time doing it and I learned a thing or two from this video which will help me the next time I do it . . . . Hope this helps a bit ✊🏽😁 (Adding this last note: went to go look at my face in the mirror in direct sunlight and my hair isn't showing much . . I have some hairs growing back along my jawline but its not a big difference than before . . . Also I will add that I am a 31 year old Native American and my body hair isn't thick and coarse)

[@unicorndragon3182]

Thank you so much for taking the time to reply, this was super helpful. I'm so excited to try!

[@BeezyBee89]

@@unicorndragon3182 You're very much welcome 😊 Good luck!!

[@azanuan9185]

So much hair yes, because it's such a surprise humans have hair everywhere

[@jamieroberts8825]

I’ve been doing this for about 2 years. ONLY regret I have is I didn’t do it sooner. I was always nervous.

[@MinPinSteve]

Jamie Roberts do you do a dry shave or wet? Thanks!

[@ellamoss3307]

wow! how does the hair grow back? is it just the same or is it like stubble. because i don't know if i'll do it routinely and if it is stubble then i probably won't do it.

[@Samuel96889]

Mama's proud of her product😂😂❤

[@cg3560]

I don't know... ANY kind of hair is allways thinner at the ends and thicker at the roots, as well as near the skin. So if you cut it it will feel thick and it will grow with that "new" thick end and having a thicker "body". If you cut it again, this thickening will continue... Only by removing it from the root and allowing to grow a brand new one, it will have a thinner soft end again. I had laser hair removal on my upper lip, so now i have no hair there, but once a month i use a razor parallel to the lip so i keep the lip wrinkles at bay (along with skincare, of course), and it really helps.

[@localyokel83]

You don’t need make up! Your skin is great.

[@mimiiiing]

I use that Shiseido face razor too! I haven't been dermaplaning though since March. I haven't been wearing makeup since then and I wear a mask when I go out so I just let all those vellus hairs be. I'm also waiting for my breakouts/maskne to heal, so I didn't want to add dermaplaning as possible irritant. 😅

[@misschrismukkah]

I am struggggggling with my maskne 😩😭 have you found anything that helps it?

[@mimiiiing]

@@misschrismukkah Hi! So what I've been doing for 3-4 months now is making sure I double cleanse at night, using a BHA toner/exfoliant and a moisturizer with centella asiatica and niacinamide. The first two months was horrible because it seemed like the acne on my chin was getting worse or was just not getting any better. About a month or so ago, I started using a 10% niacinamide serum and I think that's what really helped my skin a lot. I started to see a difference--less new breakouts and calmer-looking skin. 2 weeks ago I started incorporating a vitamin C serum to help with the hyperpigmentation. Oh and I make sure to put on large hydrocolloid patches on my chin area if I have to wear a mask for my 8-hr shifts just to protect it from all that friction/heat/moisture. Definitely takes a lot of time and a lot of patience. I still get a pimple or two on my chin every week (I have oily, acne-prone skin), but definitely not as bad as 2-3 months ago. Good luck! Maskne is such a pain these days 😩

[@misschrismukkah]

pai_bisdak Thankyou for this 🙌🏻

[@amyyannjjane]

Love dermaplaning! I do mine about every six weeks

[@ErikaVilla-l3h]

Thank you!! With perimenopause I'm noticing my peach fuzz for the first time. And so it begins, and I need to dermaplane. I bought mine at Marshalls but didn't know what to do!

[@DC-or5hw]

I like to do this but I can’t do it on dry skin. It irritates my skin sooo much if I do it on dry skin. I use an oil 😊

[@nadareyene]

same ! i tried on dry skin once it was a nightmare now i just use rosehip oil

[@DC-or5hw]

nada reyene yeah! It made me break out. I use jojoba oil. I’ve even heard that a thick moisturizer works too.

[@bums009]

Same, I use my oil cleanser when I do it, it works just like when I used to use straight jojoba or rosehip oil, *except* it emulsifies into a milk with water and rinses off completely clean without residue. I just find it more convenient lol.

[@DC-or5hw]

crusty bobusty wow that’s such a great idea!! Thanks for the advice I’m totally going to try that out instead. 😊👌🏽

[@edelinet]

Thanks this is so helpful. I'm planning to try this one day and was worried about my dry sensitive skin. Great to know others use oil... how much oil do you use tho?

[@plantpants3746]

You just said peach fuzz is there to protect your skin....then you take it away

[@faraia1414]

Tinkle ones r the worse, Me:-owning them :suprised pikachu face:

[@softrain6245]

marmalademami ew

[@Agforever12]

@marmalademami you aren’t supposed to reuse a bunch of times!

[@mllxxx]

Wow I was just looking for ur video on dermaplaning and u didn't have one till now wish I could have seen it a few hours before when I dermaplaned my face but it's still informative!

[@mysticc6232]

Based on the comments, this can either go really well for your face or really bad. Still cannot decide whether to try it or not :(

[@helan311]

lo same bruhh i cant deciede either ....idk what to do nowww

[@sydneydarlene]

see a professional

[@DeeDee-ti8yp]

Please do a video on reapplying sunscreen when you have makeup on

[@luisaarch6268]

Dee Dee check out James Walsh and Muffin Lab they both launched vids about to reapply spf with makeup on.

[@martinaisabellopez2945]

Hey Susan! This was truly soo helpful! I used to use Flawless (facial hair remover) and it ALWAYS left my face super dry. Now i hope i'll get better results from Dermaplaning🤩 P.S: couldn't help to notice your beautiful nail color😍 what's the name and brand?👀

[@nessmess123]

So happy you posted this! Needed it in my life, and you are the best! So much love. Xxx

[@elizabethjulia20]

I'm simple. I see a Susan video. I click. Haha.

[@ladywlkn]

Just needed to watch the derma-planing section and it was very helpful, thank you!

[@sunraes]

love your bathroom set up 🧡

[@sylvielanglois1884]

I guess I was pressing to hard because the both time I tried... injured my skin, redness and swollen...terrible experience! I have sensitive skin but I was told that even sensitive skin could tolerate dermaplaning!

[@stephanieboyd5797]

I just discovered your brand then I watch this video and your the creator! Omg so happy!

[@sz9511]

I have sensitive dry to combination skin and I breakout badly everytime I do this. I tried every technique in the book, I tried dry shaving, tried with aloe, but I got a loooot of acne the next day. This isn’t something that suits everyone. Try it a few times and observe your skin after, if it irritates and breaks you out, STOP

[@krithikashelvarajen1263]

Thanks for the tip

[@aishwaryathadiparthi4798]

LOL I can't do this since I have acne all over my face 😔

[@Aubscoop]

Same! I have to be so stinking careful when I do it

[@MS-044]

Ouch!

[@bums009]

@@Aubscoop yeah I have to avoid a lot of my jawline cos that's where I tend to breakout the most

[@Alliebrad17]

When my acne is acting up, I’ll still use the razor to shape my eyebrows and love it!

[@camrynarchibald1775]

Do you feel like your hair comes back more stubbly feeling? I’m scared to shave my peach fuzz because it’s at least soft right now and I don’t want it to grow back not as soft

[@yengcross]

from my experience it grows just fine

[@PeachesSkinCare]

Susan, I commented below about this not really being “ dermaplaning” it’s just shaving the face. Regardless, I do love you told everyone to only shave their face, if they take really good care of their skin and to stay inside afterwards with no make up if possible🙌🏻 Also you look so much more beautiful with no make up. You could really set a great example to so many men and women if you stopped wearing it. With respect for all you do. 🍑Lisa Peaches Skin Care

[@Sahiblu]

Can we do this with oil first for a “slip” instead of dry? Because dry could be risky / cause grey green skin colour cause of friction right???

[@kyracockrum4748]

i use Aloe when I do it! it makes my skin glowy and even smoother!

[@joanne66996]

When will you skin care products come to the UK? I’m dying to try them 😁😁

[@panditabebe1853]

Would like to try it but the though of having a hairy face when I get older terrifieds me lol I seen a lot of seniors women brushing their shin lol

[@highwaytohealth1040]

Nice tutorial! Do u mind listing the products u used afterwards please?

[@Saoirse3797]

Thank you for making this video- so helpful!

[@Marianellyy]

I want to do this to all my face I use it only on my brows, I’m a very hairy girl lol very ! And I’ve tried it before and my hair did grow thicker I know for some people this is not the case but for my it is. 😔

[@abbii13able]

Susan I’ve been waiting on this!!

[@mariabarreda8295]

Thank you. This was very helpful!

[@aditide1280]

You are confident and happy again... 🙃

[@TheDrivenDarling]

Your skin is beautiful! 😍✨ I just got some goodies for Christmas to dermaplane my skin & im excited to give it a try now after watching your video! Xo, Sabra

[@sabrinamartinez4153]

I'm going to do it for the first time today

[@StaciLeaBeauty]

How did you like it? I just recently started shaving my face and I really like the results.

[@ladyjade6446]

It’s very satisfying!

[@sultry_j3171]

That’s her line???? Omg the Niacinamide cleaner is my FAVORITE. It’s so good. I have to try that Vitamin C serum thing. I didn’t even know that was out there. Wow.

[@cheriec.8034]

Really nice review! Thank you for being so thorough.

[@kaitlinskanes3876]

If you’ve never done Dermaplaning PLEASE Think about seeing a PROFESSIONAL LICENSED ESTHETICIAN... a Dermaplaning facial is good for your skin but an Esthetician will also use good products for after. It’s not about just shaving your face! (Esthetics Student)

[@mogambrychetty1989]

To help product go further place serum from dropper onto one or two fingers and apply to face.

[@niachin7522]

I adore you. #research #honesty #credibility #beauty #health #wisdom

[@glynisr285]

What SPF would you have used if you were gonna put on makeup?

[@JanetScott]

Very Helpful! I am glad to forgo waxing and tweezing...

[@moone26m34]

I get razor burn and acne whenever I do this its awful I even bought derma flash and still my skin can't handle it 😭

[@melbbb5673]

I can picture this now: Husband: "You're shaving your face." Me: "Uh no, it's actually dermaplaning. You wouldn't understand." Me: Continues shaving face.

[@TiffanyLee]

I loveeeee doing this!! Thanks for the tips Susan 💖

[@sophiaisabella3320]

I have acne prone skin could I do this? I mainly get active break outs just for a week every month

[@christinaeilers3562]

No cream or oil on the skin prior to dermaplaning?

[@kiranbola7103]

I love dermaplaning since i finished getting laser on my face, laser got my hair thinned a lot but after a while it had done all it was gping to do but thanks to shaving for laser i got used to the lack of hair, etc. on my face while doing makeup dermaplaning helps there

[@anairisprieto6750]

If your acne-prone don't do it! I did it for the first time when I was 20 years old and my skin freaked out. Ever since then, four years later and I'm battling with acne.