I spend way too much time already shaving my legs, that I cannot fathom adding to the ritual. There are only so many hours!

So I've heard this is good for exfoliation too — but honestly, nothing that you probably can't achieve with a more course cleanser (in terms of removing dead skin cells for a smoother makeup application). Like you mentioned, I just worry about regrowth and that's not something I need to add to my worry list. 

I see those little blades in the beauty section, and even though I believe it probably does make makeup go on smoother, I 100% refuse to give in to this beauty standard.

I don't care what the beauty articles say about hair not growing back different texture or color, my Sicilian hair follicles beg to differ. I am still lasering my stomach at 30 because my dumb 13 year old self decided it would be a good idea to shave everything..this hair grew back with vengeance thicker and darker. I have the fucking chills thinking about doing that to my face..I'd have a full ass beard 

@bwb_kaya I literally went against everything I originally stood for and got a facial this weekend and let her dermaplane my face. She shaved me I felt like an old man at a barber shop. My skin looks like a glazed donut when I have products on it which I like bc I’m like yes this is health. But I also had like some irritation and def got a pimple the next day. Will report back on if I get a five o’clock shadow or a full beard in a few days 😂😂

A la Tom Sandoval on VPR (a man I cannot stand for reasons I wont get into now), I hear rave reviews about shaving your entire face frequently in order for skincare to give maximum results and penetrate the layers of your skin deeper. I also heard your makeup goes on smoother. But im wondering if anyone has any experience with it because I don’t want to shave my face and have the basically invisible hairs grow back stronger and I have sensitive skin. Thoughts?

Shaving your face for maximum results