Dermaplaning (AKA shaving your face) works to exfoliate away any surface level dead skin and remove the fine layer of facial peach fuzz, both of which can play a role in blocking pores.

See a pro. At-home dermaplaning razors are available, but tbh, not recommended. For something as important as your face, you see the best results when you visited a dermatologist or esthetician.

No. This is dermaplaning, which is a dermatologist-approved method of using a blade to gently exfoliate the skin and remove that peachy fuzz hair from the face. So far, so terrifying, but I gave ...

One of my key go-to treatments to accomplish this is dermaplaning. The technique uses a flat blade to exfoliate the face by removing dead skin cells and peach fuzz. Not only does it leave my face ...