If you’ve ever wondered whether dermaplaning makes facial hair grow back thicker and darker, you’re not alone. Recently, influencer Molly-Mae Hague shared her experience, claiming that dermaplaning caused her facial hair to regrow differently.
We love Molly-Mae, but this one is a MYTH!
Dermaplaning is a non-invasive exfoliation treatment that removes dead skin cells and vellus hair (peach fuzz) using a sterile surgical blade. This leaves your skin feeling smoother, looking brighter, and allowing for better absorption of skincare products. It’s a favourite treatment among beauty enthusiasts and skincare professionals alike!
No, and here’s why:
This misconception likely comes from the way hair feels when it grows back. Since dermaplaning removes hair at the surface, regrowth doesn’t have the naturally tapered tip that unshaven hair does, making it seem more noticeable. But in reality, it’s just the same hair growing at the same rate.
Aside from clearing up this skincare myth, let’s talk about why dermaplaning is loved by skincare professionals:
✔️ Instantly smoother skin
✔️ Enhanced product absorption (your serums & moisturisers will work better!)
✔️ Brighter, more even complexion
✔️ Flawless makeup application (say goodbye to cakey foundation!)
If you’re unsure whether dermaplaning is right for you, why not speak to a skincare expert?
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Let’s put skincare myths to rest and get you glowing the right way!