Precision Dermaplaning Refills
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Precision Dermaplaning Blade Refills
Targeted replacement blades for hard-to-reach areas.
This 3-pack of stainless steel precision blade refills is designed exclusively for the StackedSkincare Dermaplaning Tool. Smaller than our standard dermaplaning blades, these precision blades allow for more controlled exfoliation in delicate or detailed areas like the nose, upper lip, and brows.
They’re ideal for maintaining smoothness and clarity in areas where standard blades may feel too large.
What These Refills Do
Precision dermaplaning blades help remove dead surface skin cells and peach fuzz in smaller, more detailed areas of the face.
This targeted exfoliation helps:
- Refine skin texture in hard-to-reach areas
- Improve brightness and smoothness
- Remove peach fuzz around the lip and brows
- Support better skincare product absorption
These blades are designed for detailed areas where precision and control matter most.
What’s Included
- 3 stainless steel precision dermaplaning blades
- Designed exclusively for the StackedSkincare Dermaplaning Tool
How These Fit Into Your Routine
Use precision blades as needed for smaller, detailed areas of the face such as the nose, upper lip, and brows.
They can be used on their own or alongside standard dermaplaning blades during your regular dermaplaning routine.
For full dermaplaning technique and education, see the Dermaplaning Tool product page.
Before & Afters
FAQs
Your questions, answered
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How do I remove the old dermaplaning blade?
First make sure the protective cap is on correctly — the cut-out part of the cap must sit over the metal piece, or the blade won't release. With the cap securely in place, grip the handle firmly and use your thumb to slowly push the blade away from the handle until it releases. Don't hold the blade with your other hand while removing it.
"First, you want to make sure the protective cap is fully on. Then, you want to gently slide the blade to the side." -
How do I attach a new dermaplaning blade?A new blade should slide on easily — you should never have to force it. If it resists, check that the cap is on correctly (the cut-out should sit over the metal piece) rather than pushing hard.
"Finally, when replacing your new blade, just remember you should never have to force it to slide on."
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How often should I replace my dermaplaning blade?Replace it about once a month for best results — or sooner if it feels dull, drags, or your treatment doesn't feel as smooth.
"And don't forget to change your dermaplaning blade monthly for best results."