Suitable for all skin types

This product is generally safe for all skin types (normal, dry, oily, combination, sensitive), provided the user takes care to prepare the skin, use gentle technique, and avoid razor irritation. People with very sensitive skin, active acne, eczema, or skin infections should test first or consult a dermatologist.

“Achieve flawless smoothness with our Eyebrow & Facial Razors set — precision tools designed for gentle hair removal and light exfoliation. Shape your brows, remove fine facial fuzz, and enhance your glow, all with the control and comfort of professional tools in your hands.”

Benefits

1. Removes fine facial hair (often called “peach fuzz” or vellus hair), giving skin a smoother look and feel.
2. Improves texture by gently exfoliating dead skin cells, helping the skin look brighter and more even.
3. Helps makeup apply more smoothly and evenly as there’s less fine hair or rough surface to catch product.
4. Low cost, quick procedure you can do at home. No need for waxing, threading, or more invasive methods.
5. Minimal downtime; skin recovers quickly when done properly.

Which part of the body it suits

This set is designed for use on:

1. Eyebrow area (shaping edges)
2. Facial areas where fine hair/removal is desired (upper lip, cheeks, jawline)
3. Also works on small facial patches rather than large body areas.

It is not intended for delicate areas like the eyes (eyelids), inside of nose, or mucous membranes.

How to Use

Here is a good procedure for using eyebrow / facial razors safely and effectively:

1. Clean the face thoroughly with a gentle cleanser; ensure skin is dry or slightly damp, makeup and oils removed.
2. Optional: apply a light facial oil or soothing gel (e.g. aloe vera) to help reduce friction if your skin is sensitive.
3. Stretch the skin slightly with one hand, hold the razor at about a 45‑degree angle. Use light, gentle strokes in the direction of hair growth. Do not press hard.
4. Use short passes; rinse the blade between uses if necessary. Clean blade ensures safer use.
5. After shaving, rinse the skin, pat dry, and apply a gentle, alcohol‑free moisturizer or soothing serum. Possibly also use sun protection if going outdoors, since freshly shaved skin may be more sensitive.
6. Frequency: once every few weeks (e.g., every 2‑4 weeks) is often sufficient; avoid overuse to let skin recover.

Warnings / Precautions

1. Do not use on broken skin, acne lesions, irritated areas, eczema, or active skin infections.
2. Avoid shaving too often; over‑shaving can lead to irritation, razor burn, or increased sensitivity.
3. Always use a clean, sharp razor; dull blades increase the risk of cuts, irritation, ingrown hairs.
4. Use gentle pressure; pressing too hard can damage the skin.
5. After shaving, avoid strong chemical exfoliants (acids, retinoids) for some time (at least a day) to reduce risk of irritation.
6. Protect skin from sun exposure; freshly shaved skin can be more susceptible to sun damage. Use sunscreen.