Why we built Peachly
Peachly is a small US beauty brand with one job: make dermaplaning something you can do at home, in your own bathroom, on your own schedule, without an appointment or a salon-sized bill.
Dermaplaning has quietly become one of the most-loved steps in a lot of people's routines, and it is easy to see why. Gliding a fine blade across clean, dry skin lifts away soft peach fuzz and dull, dead skin cells in one pass, leaving skin instantly smoother and giving makeup a flawless surface to sit on. A salon visit does this beautifully, but it also costs real money and has to be repeated every few weeks. The tool itself is simple. So we built Peachly around a straightforward idea: put that same everyday exfoliation in your hands, at a price that makes it a habit rather than a treat.
We keep the range deliberately tight. The heart of it is our dermaplane razor, a manual facial razor with a stainless-steel blade, a built-in safety guard, and an ergonomic handle, sold in cheerful assorted colors and in multipacks so you always have a fresh one on hand. The very same razor pulls double duty as an eyebrow razor for tidying and shaping brows, and it is the tool women reach for as an easy facial razor for women. For anyone who prefers a powered option, our rechargeable electric dermaplane tool brings the same gentle exfoliation with the buzz of a motor doing the work. Every one of them is reusable, so a single purchase lasts through many sessions.
What a Peachly razor actually does is refreshingly modest and honest. It removes peach fuzz and dead skin cells, it leaves skin smoother so foundation glides on evenly instead of catching on tiny hairs, and it grooms and defines brows in seconds. That is the whole promise. It is a beauty and grooming tool for external use on clean, dry skin, held at roughly a 45-degree angle, and it is best kept away from active breakouts or irritated skin. You can read the full method in our guide on how to dermaplane at home, and the simple safety notes in is dermaplaning safe.
Meet Maya Ellison
Every page and guide on this site is written by Maya Ellison, a beauty writer and dedicated at-home dermaplaning enthusiast who has tested dozens of facial razors on her own skin. Over the years Maya has worked her way through the good, the flimsy, and the genuinely uncomfortable, from featherlight blades that skimmed too shallow to make a difference to cheap ones that dragged and nicked. That hands-on experience shapes everything she writes here, from choosing a razor that actually glides to the benefits of dermaplaning and how it compares in our dermaplane vs shaving guide.
Maya is a beauty writer and enthusiast, not a dermatologist or a licensed skincare professional. When a topic touches skin health, her guides say so plainly and point you to a qualified professional, because a website is a good place to learn about a routine and the wrong place to get a diagnosis for a specific skin concern.
Honest by default
We don't post fake reviews, we don't invent five-star ratings, and we tell you where a budget product has limits. The ratings you see come from verified buyers and you can read them in full on our reviews page, where the manual razor holds a 4.9 out of 5. Every spec on this site comes from the manufacturer's own listing or from our own home testing, and anything we cannot verify simply stays off the page. Our how we test page explains exactly what we check before a razor earns a place here, including the honest limits of testing at home rather than in a lab.
Every order ships free within the United States and is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If a Peachly razor doesn't earn a spot in your routine, email us and we'll make it right. That guarantee is the whole model: a small, well-chosen range, tested honestly and priced so smoother skin doesn't have to wait for your next salon appointment.