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Jill Hair Identifying Spray Dermaplaning
Jill Hair Identifying Spray Dermaplaning
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- Dermaplaning
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- Dermaplaning prep
- Quick-drying mist
- Shows fine hair
How to use
- Cleanse and dry your face.
- Shake lightly and spray from about 15–20 cm.
- Let it dry for a moment.
- Hold the skin taut and dermaplane with short, gentle strokes.
- Cleanse your face, moisturise, and use sunscreen.
Who it is suited for
- Anyone who dermaplanes or shaves their face at home and wants to see fine hair clearly.
- First-time dermaplaners who want a more even result.
- Not for irritated, sunburnt or inflamed skin (e.g. active acne).
Jill Hair Identifying Spray is a light prep mist for dermaplaning and face shaving at home. It makes fine facial hair (peach fuzz) easier to see, so you can shave cheeks, jawline, upper lip and the area around the brows more evenly and miss fewer spots.
Spray it onto clean, dry skin, let it dry for a moment, then dermaplane as usual with gentle, short strokes. Cleanse your face afterwards and follow with a calm moisturiser. It is made to go with the Jill dermaplaning razors and refill blades.
Good to know: dermaplaning removes fine hair and a thin layer of dead skin cells. Skip it on irritated, sunburnt or inflamed skin (for example active acne), and wear sunscreen on the following days.
At a glance
What it is: a quick-drying prep mist that makes fine facial hair visible
Use: before dermaplaning, face shaving or brow shaping
Size: 2 fl oz (about 59 ml)
Works with: Jill dermaplaning razors and refill blades
Questions about Jill Hair Identifying Spray
How do I use it?
Cleanse and dry your face. Shake lightly and spray from about 15–20 cm, then let it dry. Hold the skin taut and shave with short, gentle strokes in the direction of hair growth. Cleanse your face afterwards.
Will my hair grow back thicker after dermaplaning?
No. Shaving cuts the hair at the surface and does not change the hair root. Regrown hair can feel a little stubbly at first because the tip is blunt, but it is not thicker or darker.
How often can I dermaplane?
Every 3–4 weeks is enough for most people. Give your skin time to recover in between, and don't use strong acids or retinol on the same day.
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