Shereene Idriss shares dermaplaning safety tips: use your own razor, work on clean dry skin, hold skin taut, shave with hair growth to avoid cuts and ingrown hairs, and apply sunscreen if you do it in the morning.
Do not use your husband's razor. The second question you guys are always questioning Dry skin versus Oil on skin. I personally recommend clean, dry skin. The oil is going to make you a slicky mess and you may accidentally cut yourself or nick yourself or worse, God forbid, hit a curve. We don't need to go dark, but you should always hold your skin taut and make sure that you are going with the hair growth. It is tempting to go against your hair because you feel like you can hear that the hair coming off, but the reality is you may increase your risk of ingrown hairs or worse infections, irritations, cuts, etc and last, always use sunscreen, especially if you're going to be doing this in the morning because fresh skin more sensitive. Let me know if you have any questions below.
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