6 Best Dermaplaning Tools, According to Experts

Dr. Farhang praises the high quality of this StackedSkincare's tool's handle and blade, which are stainless steel. "I likes that it has the round thicker handle which is easier to get the right angle," she says. GH Beauty Assistant Catharine Malzahn appreciates that the tool has a heavier handle, "so it feels more luxurious."

Former Good Housekeeping Beauty Assistant Katie Berohn is also a fan and shares that this is her go-to dermaplaning tool. "The blade gets everything off your face in one pass, and it lasts for a while — you just have to make sure you wash it in between uses," she says. Note: It is sharp, "so you need to be careful — I’ve nicked myself before," Berohn reports.

Coming from a drugstore brand we know and love for traditional razors, this Schick tool is a favorite of Dr. Farhang's for that reason alone. "I trust that their blades are good," she says.

Don't be deterred by its budget-friendly price: The tool is super safe, thanks to the built-in micro guards that help protect skin. The best part? It's a multitasking tool that, in addition to removing fine hairs and gently exfoliating, can also be used to shape eyebrows with a special precision cover to shorten the blade's length.

"I love these because they are small and easy to use for removing baby hairs on my face," says GH staffer Tina Martinez. "I just have to make sure to go slow so I don't nick myself because I am careless or moving too fast."

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Boasting over 108K five-star reviews on Amazon, Tinkle's eyebrow razors safely remove unwanted hairs from your eyebrows, neck and face at a super value price. Each one has a stainless steel safety cover over the blade to prevent cuts. "These razors work so well for dermaplaning," one reviewer shared. "You will be amazed, grossed out and oddly satisfied with the sheer amount of hair and dead skin that you will remove the first time you dermaplane with them."

One thing to look out for: a few reviewers did feel that the blades were dull and can pull on skin.

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It may be on the pricier end of the spectrum, but Berohn thinks Dermaflash's dermaplaning tool is worth the cost. "It makes dermaplaning really easy, safe and sanitary," she says. "You throw out each blade after use and it gets hair and dead skin off quickly and easily." Dr. Farhang likes that "this one is electric, which is really good for avoiding cuts, especially for beginners."

Malzahn is also a fan of the single-use blades. "It navigates easily on my skin with no tugging," she says.

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This portable and disposable tool from Hollywood Browser is designed to remove both coarse and finer hair on the face without any redness or irritation. But more than that, it's a true multi-tasker: it also shape brows for perfectly groomed arches. "This is a really great cost-effective pick that works just as well as some of the pricier options," Berohn says. It does wear out more quickly, she warns, so plan to replace it after a few uses.

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A Good Housekeeping Beauty Award winner, this tool features a weighted ergonomic handle that is both comfortable to hold and easy to use. Lab expert evaluations found that it safely and effectively removed even thicker facial hair without any nicks or cuts. “Maneuvering it around my face felt natural and it removed my fuzz with ease and without irritation," one tester shared.

GH Beauty Lab analyst Chiara Butler is a big fan and has been using this hair removal system for years. "The handle is balanced and comfortable to hold," she says. "It’s easy to buy the replacement blades so you don’t have to throw away the whole wand, which is less wasteful. I typically use this blade to shave my upper lip, eyebrows and sideburns." Be gentle upon first use; a few reviewers felt the blade was sharp.