Kitsch facial razors, 12-piece set

Key specifications

For quick facial grooming at home or while travelling, the Kitsch dermaplane razor is designed to remove peach fuzz and exfoliate the skin’s surface. The terracotta-coloured set is listed as 12 pieces, and the razors are made from recycled plastic. The same tool is also intended for eyebrow trimming, so it covers a couple of small grooming tasks without being a full skincare device.

The product is positioned as a way to clear away dead skin cells and facial hair before applying makeup or skincare. That describes its intended use, rather than a guaranteed change to skin texture or how well serums absorb. The listing does not give blade replacement details, so anyone planning to use the razors regularly should factor that missing information into the decision.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a compact tool for tidying peach fuzz or stray brow hairs, and prefer having several razors rather than relying on a single grooming tool. For example, you could use one to tidy the area around your brows before makeup, then use another for facial hair removal as part of a separate grooming session. The product is described as travel-friendly, which may appeal if you want to pack a small grooming item rather than a larger device.

It may not be the best choice if you’re looking for a powered tool, detailed instructions for a particular skin concern, or clear information about replacement blades. A basic facial razor may suit someone who only wants occasional hair removal, while a more specialized device may be a better fit for someone seeking more detailed guidance or features. By design, this set combines facial exfoliation and hair removal in a simple manual format, it does not replace a broader skincare routine.

Everyday use

The razors are intended for facial hair removal, gentle surface exfoliation and eyebrow trimming. The listing also presents them as a prep step before serums, oils, moisturizers or makeup, but it does not specify how often to use them or provide a technique guide. If you’re new to dermaplaning, the lack of those details is worth bearing in mind rather than assuming the tool is suitable for every routine.

The recycled-plastic construction is a relevant detail for shoppers comparing materials, while the 12-piece format may be more useful for repeated grooming than buying a single razor. There is no information here about individual packaging, blade material or whether the razors are recyclable after use, so those points cannot be weighed from the listing alone.

Buying questions

Can it be used for eyebrows as well as facial hair? Yes. It is described as a facial razor that also works as an eyebrow trimmer, for tidying and shaping brows.

Is this an electric dermaplaning device? No such feature is listed. The product is described as a manual facial razor, so shoppers seeking a powered tool should look at a different type of product.

What is the set made from? The listing says the razors are made from recycled plastic. It does not provide details about the blade material or replacement options.

Final verdict

Choose this Kitsch set if you want a manual, multi-use facial razor in a 12-piece format, with eyebrow grooming and travel-friendly use in mind. The recycled-plastic body may also matter if material is part of your choice. Skip it if blade specifications, replacement guidance or detailed instructions are essential to your decision, those details are not provided, and the product’s broad skincare claims should not be treated as promised results.