9 Dermaplaning Tools For That Just-Left-the-Spa Feeling

Dorco Tinkle Eyebrow Razors ($5)

There aren't many things you can snag for $5 these days — maybe not even your go-to coffee order — but these dermaplaning razors are an exception. With over 100,000 five-star ratings on Amazon, they've earned a serious cult following. Shoppers love their precision and sharpness, making them a steal for the price-conscious. While they're designed for just a few uses per blade, many find them a more budget-friendly option than other hair removal methods.

"Had my face waxed for years and paid a bundle," one five-star reviewer shared. "Then learned the aesthetician who waxed me shaved her own face instead. Now that I've tried it, I'll never pay for waxing again. Wish each razor lasted longer, but it's still way more economical than waxing, and so easy!"

Kitsch Dermaplaning Tool ($9)

With nearly 15,000 five-star ratings, it's clear this 12-pack of dermaplaning razors is an Amazon favorite. They're designed for single-use, and they're disposable, though several shoppers mention getting a few extra uses for quick eyebrow touch-ups. Others say they're best suited for a one-time, full-face dermaplaning session. For those with sensitive skin, single-use razors can help prevent bacteria buildup since there's no need to clean them. They're also a great option for travel or for beginners still mastering the technique.

Billie Dermaplane Starter Kit ($10, originally $13)

If you're new to dermablading, this brand's "starter kit" name isn't just for show. Its stainless steel blades come with built-in protective guards to prevent nicks, and the rubber grip on the handle is there to give you a secure, steady hold. Plus, if you're someone who forgets to reorder refills, this kit has you covered — you can set up automatic blade shipments to arrive right when you need them. (FYI: The brand suggests swapping out the blades after about every two shaves.) Even one of our editors is a fan; read her comprehensive Billie Dermaplane Starter Kit review for more.

Editor Quote: "While the stainless-steel blade is sharp and accurate, it features micro-guards that protect the skin, so the act of shaving doesn't feel prickly, choppy, or dangerous. The feeling of using this tool against my skin is truly as smooth as the brand attests, and I love a product that delivers on its promise." — Sarah Wasilak, associate content director, Shopping

Finishing Touch Flawless Facial Hair Remover ($17, originally $20)

If the thought of using a blade on your face feels a bit daunting, you're definitely not alone. While this electric facial hair remover isn't a true dermaplaning tool, it delivers similar results by removing hair from your upper lip, cheeks, chin — you name it. With a spinning head and micro-blades, it trims hair at the surface of your skin for a painless experience in just seconds. It even features a built-in LED light for ultra-precise hair removal and is compact enough to take with you while traveling.

Flamingo Dermaplane Razor Kit ($18)

Flamingo may be a bit partial to its own dermaplaning tool, but it's hard to argue with the hundreds of five-star reviews backing it up. What we love most is that it's refillable, so you can skip the guilt of tossing a single-use razor. It comes with four blades and a protective cap for safe storage, and when it's time for a refresh, a pack of nine refills ($15) is fairly priced.

Tweezerman Facial Razor ($18)

You might prefer a stainless steel facial razor to a plastic one if you want more control and an easy clean. Amazon shoppers rave about its design in particular. "This stainless one is far better," wrote one user who ditched disposable ones for this one. "It has a more substantial, controlled feeling in your hand and the blades last much longer." The brand notes that blades last two to three months and it comes with three replacement blades. As for cleaning, it's recommended you rinse it with alcohol before and after each use.

Jenny Patinkin Skin Smoothing 3-Piece Dermaplaning Set ($18)

This dermaplaning set is perfect for the eco-conscious shopper. The handle is made from upcycled wheat-straw bioplastic, and it features a surgical-grade stainless steel blade that's easy to clean with a little alcohol between uses. Plus, they come in pink — which is always a fun bonus.

The Leaf Dermaplaner ($39)

One of the standout features of the Leaf Dermaplaning Tool — beyond its durable, heavy-duty all-metal construction — is its adjustability. You can customize the blade exposure for precision when shaping your brows or for gentle exfoliation on areas like your cheeks. We recommend it primarily for experienced users who are already familiar with dermaplaning so you can fine-tune your experience to your unique needs.

Dermaflash LUXE+ Advanced Sonic Dermaplaning & Peach Fuzz Removal Set ($199)

If you're okay with splurging on your dermaplaning routine, this tool is the OG of high-tech options. Unlike the budget-friendly alternatives, it's powered by sonic vibrations, so you can remove dead skin and peach fuzz with barely any pressure. Its sleek design is built to prevent nicks and scrapes, and since it's reusable, it's a more eco-conscious choice. Plus, it comes with a special cleanser to prep your skin for an ultra-smooth exfoliation every time.

Marisa Petrarca is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has more than five years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. Her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, and InStyle, among others