StackedSkincare Precision Dermaplaning Refill Blades, 3 Pack | Three precision refill blades for detail-area touchups with the compatible tool. Handle not included.

The product is very effective for dermaplaning. I’ve tried others and this was superior. I like the feel of holding it. It’s not at all flimsy. It’s quite sharp, which is good, but you have to take care when using it. I highly recommend

Great product. Does what it says!

Stacked skincare is the best for face shaving tools! I've tried others (aka cheaper) but nothing really compares. Be careful! you can cut yourself with these! follow instructions carefully and/or YouTube it

Works well for under the eyebrows

The new blades are not the same. They are 1/3 the size of the original blade and much harder to use. Much easier to cut your skin. Very very unhappy

Love the smaller size blade,easier to use.

I got the “Precision Dermaplaning Refill Blades (3 pack).” Let me start by saying I don’t have the Stacked Dermaplaning Exfoliating Tool. All that was offered was the refill pack. I still wanted to get them though because I’d heard a lot of good things about the Stacked Dermaplaning Tool. I figured it might be hard to hold the little refills and Dermaplane but I’d figure it out 😂 I like dermaplaning and I always use a facial oil to help keep my skin from getting irritated or razor burn. I apply a little bit of oil on my face and then start Dermaplaning. Do small, short strokes. It gets peach fuzz and dead skin off great! You wouldn’t think it would make that big of difference but it does! Even Dermaplaning with cheaper razors. It makes such a difference in how your makeup applies and looks when you Dermaplane. You’d be amazing how much dead skin comes off! I Dermaplane about once a month and I exfoliate between Dermaplaning. My skin is remarkably smoother and looks healthier than when I don’t Dermaplane! Not only does it make your skin smoother by getting off the peach fuzz and dead skin, but getting off that layer of peach fuzz and dead skin allows your skin care products to penetrate your skin better, making them more effective! These razors are nice. They are sharp enough, but aren’t too sharp where you can hurt yourself! They glide on the skin easily. They get dead skin and peach fuzz off nicely. The heads are small enough where you can get around your eyebrows easily without worrying about getting eyebrow hairs you don’t want to (the first time I did Dermaplaning, the razor head was bigger and I thought I was far enough away but ended up taking off part of the tail of my brow 😳 ever since then, I’m always really careful and really picky about the size of the razor head!). I’m honestly not sure what the difference is between the “Precision Dermaplaning Blades” and the “Dermaplaning Blades.” The Precision ones look smaller and like they just have a straight, smooth blade. The regular ones look longer and look like they have grooves? I’m glad I got the precision ones because, like I said, I like smaller razor heads, and I like the smooth blade. Overall, I think these are nice. You get 3 refills for $23.50 (at the time of writing this review), which is $7.83 per refill blade. That’s a lot per blade! Factor in you need to initially spend $75 on the actual tool itself, that’s nuts! What’s so special about that tool that it should cost $75?! I will never know because I’m never spending that much on it! The cheaper ones I’ve been using work just fine for me and I get a TON of them for cheaper than you get 3 of these refills. I didn’t notice any difference with the look and feel of my skin using these compared to my cheaper, disposable ones. So, I’ll stick to them! I don’t like rating based on price since we all have different ideas on what’s expensive/affordable. But, when something is this pricey, I feel like it does factor into the rating some. So, I give these 4 stars because they’re nice and work well but they seem pricey for what they are. They don’t seem to be anything special that would account for such a high price.

If you like the original dermaplane tool, you will like the refills. Though dermaplaning does not make hair grow back thicker, it can make hair feel stubbier. For that reason and my tendency to ingrown hairs I opted not to use it on my facial skin. But I get very few hairs on my legs - hello I only shave them once or twice a year. But they get scaly and dry. So I got this to use on them. It can also be used in brows. The refills seem very affordable as one should last 8 or so uses depending on the area you are dermaplaning. So once you have made the initial investment in the tool these are a good buy.