Dermaplaning is one of 2020’s biggest skin care trends. This procedure takes exfoliation to a new level. Instead of using abrasive materials like sugar or nut shells, outer layers of the skin are removed with a sharp, sterile blade. In fact, in most dermatologists’ offices and med spas, dermaplaning procedures are performed with real surgical scalpels. Clients love the way dermaplaning improves the texture of their skin. It also has plenty of other benefits.
Why Dermaplaning Took Off
Dermaplaning leaves the skin looking refreshed. The dullness of outer layers is removed, revealing fresh, new skin. Annoying peach fuzz is also removed with this treatment. Blading even makes it easier for serums and other topical treatments to penetrate the skin. For a long time, dermaplaning tools weren’t available for at-home use. The closest that people could get was shaving their faces. This was great at removing fuzzy blonde hairs, but much less effective at exfoliation. Luckily, businesswoman Dara Levy found a way to bring dermaplaning to the home.
Dermaflash Makes Great Skin Accessible
Levy was in the shower when she had a great idea. Then the owner of a med spa, Levy loved dermaplaning as a treatment but couldn’t really figure out how to make it available to more people. But after her eureka shower moment, she knew that it could be done. Dermaflash is designed for use by average people at home. It harnesses the power of ultrasonic technology and comes in an easy-to-hold plastic case. There are specific instructions regarding the angle at which you should hold the tool. And best of all, Dermaflash is affordable.
Dermaplaning is a great way to keep your skin looking healthy and fresh. But it’s expensive to keep going back to the dermatologist’s office. Dermaflash is a great way to maintain those results between office visits. With this dermaplaning tool, users can achieve more youthful, supple, and healthy-looking skin.
The One, the Luxe, and the Dermapore
There are different versions of this at-home dermaplaning tool available, each designed to address specific skin care needs. The Dermaflash One is designed to eliminate peach fuzz and exfoliate the skin. This at-home dermaplaning tool comes with a Preflash cleanser that preps the skin for treatment. The edge is inserted into the plastic case, and then the device is turned on. It’s brushed lightly over the skin at an acute angle. Finally, the Postflash moisturizer is applied to the skin. This process leaves the user with a refreshed look, all without having to leave the house. The Luxe version is similar but features two speeds.
The Dermapore, by contrast, is designed to do two very important things. The first function of the Dermapore is to clear blackheads from pores. The second is to infuse serums and other topical products more deeply. The key for each of these processes is the Dermapore’s spatula. It clears clogged pores, and it can also deliver serums deep into the skin. Of course, the spatula needs to be cleaned thoroughly before swapping from one process to the other. The Dermapore can be used on the neck in addition to the face.
