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I've forgotten what I bought these for!

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Jiggy16 · 09/05/2021 18:42

Read a thread fairly recently about these eyebrow razor things but it was being recommended for exfoliating legs etc, so I went on and bought them and now can't find the thread, and can't remember how the op suggested to use them! Can anyone help?

I've forgotten what I bought these for!
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jesusmaryjosephandtheweedonkey · 09/05/2021 19:28

Are they to remove dead skin and peach fuzz from your face

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XiCi · 09/05/2021 19:30

Are they to remove dead skin and peach fuzz from your face
Yes they're for dermaplaning. Or eyebrow shaping.

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Jiggy16 · 09/05/2021 19:57

Yes that's their main use but this poster had said she was using them for her legs I think for exfoliating them?

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XiCi · 09/05/2021 20:11

Wouldn't a normal razor do that? They're small and sharp and think there would be a danger of cutting yourself if you used them on your legs. The blades would blunt really quickly and snick you. They're generally used for small areas such as the face

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Corkina · 09/05/2021 20:11

Yes, I read that too...exfoliating before self tanning...think she said the amount of dead/dry skin that came off was unreal. Guess you just use it like the Hollywood Browser...short sharpish movements holding the tool at 45 degree angle I think...you'll have to Google it.

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Corkina · 09/05/2021 20:12

Her tan wasn't adhering to her shins I think

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XiCi · 09/05/2021 20:14

I've just found this, does that help? I've used them on my arms before but don't think I'd have the patience for legs

www.byrdie.com/dermaplaning-your-legs-at-home-5071041

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ufucoffee · 09/05/2021 20:21

I use them for sticking up my nose to remove nostril hair.

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ViciousJackdaw · 09/05/2021 21:05

@Corkina

Yes, I read that too...exfoliating before self tanning...think she said the amount of dead/dry skin that came off was unreal. Guess you just use it like the Hollywood Browser...short sharpish movements holding the tool at 45 degree angle I think...you'll have to Google it.

That's exactly how I use them on my arms and legs. I find that they are also improving the look of the various scars I have there.
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Jiggy16 · 09/05/2021 21:10

Oh great thank you for this, do u use them on dry skin? And do u go up the leg or work down?

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sugarstar · 09/05/2021 21:12

@ufucoffee

I use them for sticking up my nose to remove nostril hair.

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largeprintagathachristie · 09/05/2021 22:30

I bought them on the back of that thread, too. The poster used them to get dry skin off her legs. I tried a small patch on my leg and yes, it worked. It took the fake tan off but I suspect that was hanging around unattractively on top of dry skin anyway.

My best success with the little razor thing was - carefully- using it on my dry, chapped , discoloured knees. I’ve been trying everything under the sun to exfoliate them but this is the only thing that’s worked.

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Sisisimone · 10/05/2021 16:04

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ThatIsMyPotato · 10/05/2021 21:22

@ufucoffee

I use them for sticking up my nose to remove nostril hair.

That sounds really dangerous
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littlebite · 13/05/2021 00:14

I just don't understand how they can be used on the face and you not ending up slicing a cheek off or something?!?

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Sisisimone · 13/05/2021 09:02

You just use them on an angle littlebite. Its very easy, they just glide over. Lots of videos on YouTube if you wanted to watch first, just look up dermaplaning.

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