The Hollywood Browzer Your Peach Fuzz Removal Hero

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The Hollywood Browzer: Your Peach Fuzz Removal Hero Peach fuzz, or Vellus hair, is unwanted hair located on the face, neck, and chin areas of the body. Alternatively, it can show on the fingers, toes, and other parts of the body.It appear differently than hair on other parts of the body, including the legs, head scalp, and eyebrows. While peach fuzz texture can vary from person to person, it’s typically short, fine, soft, and light in color. Hair on other parts of the body, however, can appear more thick, full, and coarse. Thus, peach fizz is difficult to detect for removal. Procedures such as laser removal and electrolysis therefore, are ineffective removal methods. Lasers are designed to target and remove dark, fine hairs. Electrolysis, a permanent treatment in where electric currents are sent to hair follicles for destruction, is not effective for peach fuzz removal because it is difficult for the device to get into each hair follicle. While waxing serves as an effective removal method, it is not recommended because waxing results in skin irritation flares. The accumulation of hair, coupled with the daily harms on the skin such as acne scarring, can leave the skin dull, dry and rough.

However, there is a peach fuzz removal treatment that has proven effective through the test of time: dermaplaning. Dermaplaning is one of the most effective techniques of exfoliation in which dead skin cells and hair peach fuzz is removed from the top layer of skin. Proper dermaplaning treatment results in brighter skin appearance and smoother skin. After dermaplaning, peach fuzz will not grow back thicker, but with the same texture it was prior to starting dermaplaning treatment. When there is an accumulation of dry skin cells and other variables on the skin, skincare


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