The 10 Best Dermaplaning Tools for Easy Exfoliation (2024)

Tweezerman’s no-frills facial razor gets board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and Mohs surgeon Dendy Engelman's stamp of approval for at-home use. “With its replaceable blades, this is a great hygienic option that is easy to use, gliding comfortably across the skin, leaving you with a smooth and glowing appearance,” she says. The sleek, stainless steel tool also comes with three replacement blades that can be switched out every two to three months or as needed.

One satisfied customer writes: “This razor is AMAZING!!!! I used the plastic kind for so many years, and finally decided to purchase a reusable one. I could not be happier with how close it gets to the skin without causing damage. This one comes with several extra blades too. Great value!” —Dianna

This rechargeable sonic device is not your average dermaplaning tool. Instead of using a standard single blade, it features single-use, microfine edges that remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz in one fell swoop. Plus, along with two built-in speeds, the tool also comes with a brightening and smoothing skin prep product to absorb excess oil and tighten skin.

One satisfied customer writes: “As someone with lots of peach fuzz who was spending a lot of time and money on dermaplaning, I think this device does a great job. Removed the hair and gave my skin the same silky feeling as professional dermaplaning. Will use it regularly! My sensitive skin is unbothered by the device.” —DreaDreaNY

If you're new to at-home dermaplaning, this streamlined starter kit from Billie might be the perfect fit for your rotation. Their multi-colored tool features a rubberized, non-slip handle that makes it easy to maintain your grip and also includes protective micro guards to prevent nicks. And as a bonus, the kit also comes with a step-by-step dermaplaning guide and a set of replacement blades.

One satisfied customer writes: “I have never done dermaplaning before and this was super easy to use. It’s very easy to hold and maneuver around my face.” —Kaitlyn M.

Stacked Skincare’s dermaplaning tool stands apart from the crowd thanks to its easy customization that works with two different types of stainless steel blades: original and precision. The original blade features a wider angle that’s meant for dermaplaning on larger areas like the forehead and the cheeks. The brand's precision blade is much smaller and meant to target harder-to-reach areas like between the eyebrows and around your lips.

One satisfied customer writes: “I’m not sure why I didn’t purchase this sooner! My face is extremely smooth. The hair does not grow back coarse at all. My makeup looks even better as the foundation just glides right on evenly.” —Christina

There's no wondering whether or not you're getting your bang for your buck with this three-pack of dermaplaning tools from Japonesque. Not only does the set ring in at $10, but they also feature Japanese stainless steel blades to even skin, remove peach fuzz, and more.

One satisfied customer writes: “I’ve tried other dermaplaners and I’ve thrown them away. These work the best! Won’t buy any other ones now. Gets rid of peach fuzz and dead skin. They are sharp so be careful and take your time.” —CrunchyMom

Here's a weighted refillable razor that can make just about anyone feel like a dermaplaning expert. Its grippy metal handle and set of stainless steel blades seamlessly remove even the finest facial hair with little to no pressure.

One satisfied customer writes: "I have purchased several different versions of dermaplane razors but this one is the first one that works. It takes all my peach fuzz away!" —Molly K.

Here's a device from the experts at Michael Todd Beauty that's powered by sonic techology to leave skin feeling baby-soft. Along with a rechargeable battery that provides up to three hours of use, the tool also contains three customizable speeds according to your needs.

One satisfied customer writes: “I've been using this Sonicsmooth Dermaplane for a few weeks and love it! It exfoliates my skin and removes peach fuzz effortlessly, leaving my face smooth and glowing. I love how it enhances product absorption and provides a flawless base for makeup. Highly recommend!” —Fabely

With over 143,000 five-star reviews, Schick’s Hydro Silk Touch-Up Dermaplaning Tool is one of the most popular exfoliating options on Amazon. The brand's beloved razors nicely feature fine micro-guards to minimize cuts and irritation while you shave. Shoppers say the tools are very easy to maneuver and hold to create a close, super smooth shave.

One satisfied customer writes: “These work almost too good! Gonna be my go-to brand now. I haven’t had an eyebrow waxing in two to three years because I always touch them up myself now. My makeup goes on so much smoother after I do this and moisturizing really feels so much different and cleaner! Definitely get this.” —Bri

This millennial pink dermaplaning tool is almost too cute to use and happens to also feature some practical design touches. For one, its slightly curved handle makes the tool comfortable to hold, and a even includes a finger divot to help you maintain a steady grip. Plus, its blade has a fairly large surface area that makes it a breeze to even skin texture.

One satisfied customer writes: “This is my absolute favorite razor for my face! I get professional dermaplaning once a month and use the Hot Shave razor in between sessions and am so impressed with the quality! I’ve tried many face razors and other razors scratched my face trying to get all of the hair off.” —Emily T.

You can quickly stock up on disposable dermaplaning tools with this popular 12-pack from Kitsch. Available in four color options, each razor measures in at a little less than six inches, and even comes with its own safety cap to take on the go.

One satisfied customer writes: “Purchase now!!! Best dermaplane I’ve had at home.. feels like I just left the med spa! I’m so impressed and will buy it again… I’m very fuzzy and these work much better than I expected.” —Kristy

• Dr. Dendy Engelman, MD, FACMS, FAAD, is a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and Mohs surgeon based in New York City.
• Sarah Akram is a Dior Beauty ambassador, celebrity master esthetician, and founder of Sarah Akram Skincare.
• Nichelle Temple is an esthetician and the owner of Inderma Studio in New York City.
• Dr. Teresa Song, MD, FAAD, is a board-certified dermatologist at Marmur Medical in New York City.

Dermaplaning is most safely performed by licensed experts, like estheticians and dermatologists, who have been properly trained to use these tools.

The process—in-office or at-home—also isn’t recommended for those with certain skin types or concerns. “I would advise against at-home dermaplaning if you have active skin conditions such as acne, eczema, or rosacea, as it may lead to irritation,” Engelman notes. “People with highly sensitive skin, whether it be from genetics, the environment, or using harsh products such as retinol, should also use caution when dermaplaning and be sure to follow up their skincare routine with hydrating products to soothe possible irritation if they choose to dermaplane.”

The technique should also be avoided if you have open wounds or cuts on the face. Temple notes that those who have conducted recent laser treatments or are dealing with sunburned skin also avoid dermaplaning.

• Stainless steel blades: Song recommends choosing dermaplaning tools with high-quality, hypoallergenic, surgical-grade stainless steel blades, as they are less likely to irritate. In addition, the experts we interviewed suggest opting for single-use or disposable blades, which help maintain proper hygiene. “You don't want to reuse blades on your skin if they are dirty, which is why a lot of people opt for one-time use blades that are gentle on the skin,” Dior Beauty ambassador and celebrity master esthetician Sarah Akram adds.

• An ergonomic design: Look for dermaplaning devices that are both easy to hold and maneuver safely over your skin. “According to Engelman, “tools that have an ergonomic design will allow you to make the dermaplaning process easier and more controlled, helping to reduce the risk of nicks and cuts.”

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