Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Getty Images Every time we shave, in addition to removing unwanted hair, we're removing some dead skin. That's the idea behind ...

This hot new beauty trend takes a sharp scalpel to shave women's faces. It's called dermaplaning — a clinical name for shaving. The treatment removes dead skin cells and is supposed to help remove ...

On social media, women are embracing the practice of shaving their faces — also known as dermaplaning. Dermaplaning involves shaving off "peach fuzz" for a youthful glow. Three skincare experts ...

Every time you shave, in addition to removing unwanted hair, you're removing some dead skin. That's the idea behind dermaplaning, which is an increasingly popular method of exfoliation and hair ...

In the pursuit of radiant and smooth skin, dermaplaning has emerged as a popular skin care technique. This non-invasive exfoliation method involves using a sterile surgical blade to gently scrape away ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Developed by aesthetician Kerry Benjamin, the stainless steel tool is gentle on the skin yet effective at ...

UPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- Who would willingly let someone put a blade to their face and then rub acid on it? Oh that's right, ME! On this episode of Glam Lab, I try out the popular face ...

A dermaplaning video starts with a close-up of someone's skin, pores and blemishes clearly on display. Then, what appears to be a razor delicately peels off the skin. Aided by its popularity in videos ...

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The Venus for Facial Hair & Skin Care with Olay collection consists of a cleansing primer, dermaplaning razor and hydrating serum. Gillette Venus has rolled out an easy-to-follow, three-step ...

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