Say hello to Dermaplaning, sometimes known as epidermal levelling, a treatment to both exfoliate the skin and remove fine, vellus hairs on the face. For those unfamiliar with the concept, dermaplaning is one of the easiest ways of removing unwanted hair from the face. In the same way that shaving works, it uses a painless blade to gently scrape away facial hair (often referred to as ‘peach fuzz’) and rids the skin of any build-up of dead skin cells, all of which can contribute to making your skin look dull or uneven. Just like exfoliation, it removes any barriers which would stop your skincare from penetrating – meaning your products often work much more effectively after a treatment Dermaplaning results in a healthier and more hydrated complexion. How exactly does Dermaplaning work? This treatment is performed by a highly trained and qualified skin therapist here at Nicola Quinn beauty & Day Spa in Christchurch, using a very sharp and sterile surgical blade to gently scrape away dead skin cell build up (which can make your skin look dry, dull or uneven) as well as removing the fine vellus hairs over the face. Once this process is complete, a clean, active serum or hydrating lotion is applied to your face to hydrate and brighten the skin. The result is a deep skin exfoliation, a baby-smooth face, and the perfect glowing base for your foundation. What to expect after dermaplaning? While the thought of a blade sliding across your face is a