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Braun FaceSpa Pro 911
For anyone who wants to skip blades and cleanse at the same time
Check the price on Amazon- Removes peach fuzz at the root
- 3-in-1: epilator, cleansing brush, toning head
- Rechargeable, nothing else to buy
Other options
Our pick: the Braun FaceSpa Pro 911, because it removes peach fuzz at the root, cleanses your face with its brush and costs $129.99, rated 4.0/5 from 2,124 Amazon.com ratings, sold and shipped by Amazon (checked October 21, 2026). If you want to spend less and your skin is fine with a blade, the Schick Hydro Silk Dermaplane Razor at $10.93 is a great second choice.
Epilator or razor: which one is right for you?
Dermaplaning means shaving your face with a fine blade to remove peach fuzz and dead skin cells. A facial epilator like Braun’s grabs short hairs and pulls them out at the root, and the FaceSpa Pro adds a cleansing brush and a toning head.
- Light peach fuzz, skin that’s fine with shaving: a razor is all you need. Kitsch sells 12 razors for $7.64; Schick’s Hydro Silk comes with a weighted metal handle and 3 refills for $10.93.
- No blades, and one device that also cleanses: the Braun FaceSpa Pro 911 is rechargeable and, per Braun, removes hair 4 times shorter than wax can.
- Thicker hair than peach fuzz: see our guide to the best electric razors for women or, for the body, Braun Silk-épil 7 vs 9.
The three picks side by side
Prices, ratings and stock checked on Amazon.com on October 21, 2026; specs as published on each Amazon.com listing.
| Model | Price (Oct 21, 2026) | Amazon.com rating | How it works | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Braun FaceSpa Pro 911 | $129.99 | 4.0/5 (2,124 ratings) | Facial epilator, cleansing brush and toning head, rechargeable | Our pick ✅ · See on Amazon |
| Schick Hydro Silk Dermaplane Razor | $10.93 | 4.2/5 (381 ratings) | Weighted metal handle, micro-guarded blade, 3 refills | Great second choice · See on Amazon |
| Kitsch Dermaplane Razor, 12 pack | $7.64 | 4.3/5 (38,875 ratings) | 12 stainless steel razors, sold by Kitsch | Lowest price · See on Amazon |
Prices, ratings and review counts checked on Amazon.com on October 21, 2026, for delivery to a New York ZIP code (all three in stock). The FaceSpa Pro and the Schick are sold by Amazon.com, the Kitsch by Kitsch LLC. Specs come from each product’s Amazon.com listing; we did not measure them.
What reviews don’t tell you: the two-year cost
Lining up the Amazon.com listings with Harvard Health’s dermaplaning advice brings out three points that no single page highlights.
| Over two years (26 sessions) | Total | Per session |
|---|---|---|
| Kitsch razors, a new blade each time (3 packs of 12) | $22.92 | $0.88 |
| Braun FaceSpa Pro 911 | $129.99 | $5.00 |
Our math, based on Amazon.com prices on October 21, 2026: one session every 4 weeks, a fresh blade each time.
- The schedule is about the same. Schick recommends dermaplaning every 2 to 4 weeks, and Braun says epilating keeps skin smooth for up to 4 weeks. Either way, plan on about 13 sessions a year.
- The FaceSpa buys you comfort, not savings. Harvard Health recommends a new, clean blade every session, which keeps razors very cheap. The FaceSpa Pro costs $107.07 more over two years, and in exchange you get no blades at all, a cleansing brush and a toning head in one rechargeable device.
- A crowd favorite vs a bestseller. The FaceSpa Pro has 2,124 ratings at 4.0/5; the Kitsch razors have 38,875 at 4.3/5. Both have a big base of buyers, so you’re choosing a method, not gambling on a product.
Who should skip it
- Very sensitive skin and epilators: pulling hair can sting at first. Start with a small area, like above the lip, and give your skin a few sessions to adjust.
- Acne, rosacea or eczema and razors: Harvard Health advises against dermaplaning in these cases; check with a dermatologist first.
1. We compare the day’s price and rating, with the number of reviews.
2. We work out the two-year cost, not just the price tag.
3. We cross-check listings with a medical source’s precautions.
FAQ
Is dermaplaning at home safe?
Harvard Health considers it safe if done carefully, but like any shave it can cause small nicks. Use a new, clean blade every session and skip acid or retinol products for a few days afterward. Sensitive skin, rosacea, eczema and acne are reasons to ask a dermatologist first.
Braun FaceSpa or dermaplaning razor: which should I choose?
A dermaplaning razor costs $7.64 to $10.93 on October 21, 2026 and is enough for light peach fuzz if your skin likes it. The Braun FaceSpa Pro 911 costs $129.99: it removes hair at the root and also cleanses and tones, for anyone who’d rather skip blades.
How much does a facial epilator cost over two years?
The Braun FaceSpa Pro 911 is a one-time $129.99 and recharges, so there’s nothing else to buy. A dermaplaning razor with a new blade every 4 weeks comes to $22.92 over two years with Kitsch 12-packs.
Does the Braun facial epilator hurt?
It can sting at first, especially on sensitive skin, as with any epilator. Try a small area first, such as above your lip, and follow Braun’s manual.
Will dermaplaning make hair grow back thicker?
No. Schick calls that a common myth: shaving peach fuzz doesn’t make it grow back thicker or darker.
Our verdict
Our pick: the Braun FaceSpa Pro 911, because it removes peach fuzz at the root, cleanses your face with its brush and costs $129.99, rated 4.0/5 from 2,124 Amazon.com ratings, sold and shipped by Amazon (checked October 21, 2026). It’s made for anyone who wants to skip the blade and fold hair removal and cleansing into one step. If you’d rather spend less, the Schick Hydro Silk Dermaplane Razor at $10.93 is a great second choice, and the Kitsch 12-pack at $7.64 is the cheapest way to start. Before Black Friday, keep these prices as the ones to beat: see our Black Friday 2026 beauty device deals. All our picks: Our picks.