Yes. BEOVEA is specifically designed with sensitive skin in mind. The Japanese Steel blade is precision-ground to work with zero pressure — you glide, it does the work. The Micro-Guard protection sits between the blade and your skin, so even if your hand moves unexpectedly, there's a physical barrier preventing nicks. Start on Level 1 for the most delicate areas, and always work on clean, completely dry skin.

It's one of the most consistent things users report. When peach fuzz and dead skin sit on the surface, foundation grips onto them instead of your skin — which is what causes that cakey, uneven finish. After one use of BEOVEA, your foundation sits directly on skin. The difference is especially noticeable in photos and under direct light, where fine facial hair tends to show most.

Every 7–14 days is the sweet spot for most people. Your skin's natural cell cycle takes about 28 days to turn over, and dermaplaning accelerates the surface layer — so giving it a week or two between sessions lets new skin fully settle before the next treatment. Using it weekly before your skincare routine also helps serums and moisturizers absorb more effectively, since there's no dead-skin barrier in the way.

Skip any area with active, inflamed breakouts — that means visible pimples, pustules, or open blemishes. Glide around them and come back once the skin is calm. If your breakouts are mostly closed, non-inflamed, or in a different area of your face, you can use BEOVEA normally on those zones. Dermaplaning actually helps prevent future congestion by clearing the buildup of dead skin and oil that can clog pores — so for acne-prone skin, consistent use (avoiding active spots) often helps over time.