Jill Pro Dermaplaning Kit with Hair Identifier Spray is a complete starter set for dermaplaning at home. It has everything you need to remove fine facial hair (peach fuzz) and a thin layer of dead skin cells: the Jill Pro razor, interchangeable blades and the hair identifying spray that makes the fine hair easy to see.
Afterwards your skin feels smoother, and many people find that make-up goes on more evenly. Start with gentle, short strokes and little pressure, and give your skin a few weeks between sessions. When your blades are used up, the Jill Pro refill blades fit the same handle.
Good to know: skip dermaplaning on irritated, sunburnt or inflamed skin (for example active acne), don't use strong acids or retinol on the same day, and wear sunscreen on the following days.
At a glance
Included: Jill Pro razor, interchangeable blades, Hair Identifier Spray, pre-shave oil wipe, gunk pad
Use: dermaplaning at home for face, upper lip, chin and around the brows
Refills: Jill Pro Dermaplane Refill Blades (8 blades)
How often: every 3–4 weeks is enough for most people
Questions about Jill Pro Dermaplaning Kit
How do I dermaplane with the kit?
Cleanse and dry your face. Spray the hair identifier and let it dry. Click a fresh blade onto the razor, hold the skin taut and shave with short, gentle strokes at about 45°. Wipe the blade on the gunk pad as you go. Cleanse, moisturise and use sunscreen.
Will my hair grow back thicker?
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.
Is dermaplaning suitable for sensitive skin?
Often yes, if you go gently and not too often. Avoid it on areas with active spots, eczema, rosacea flares or after a peel. If you are unsure, test a small area first.
Need new blades? Get the Jill Pro Dermaplane Refill Blades, or an extra Jill Hair Identifying Spray. Browse all tools.
