Pack of 15 Surgical Blades 10 and Stainless Steel Scalpel Handle, Size 10 Scalpel Blades with Scalpel Handle, High Carbon Steel Dermablade Scalpels Surgical 10 Blades, Dermaplaning Tool for Face

I have a 96 year old mother that lives with me. She had a foot surgery some years ago. Long story short she has toes that cross and a bone that protrudes downward. This causes a bad callus on the bottom of the ball of her foot. She is too old for corrective surgery. And extremely difficult to get her out routinely to a foot Dr. I use these blades to scale the callus down, then pace a U pad around the area to cushion her foot to take pressure off the area. I am a licensed hairdresser to I felt very comfortable in using a straight blade. These are not as sharp as using a straight razor. But definitely sharp enough to get this job done. My mother actually prefers I do her feet. I recommend these razors.

If you want to exfoliate and remove those tiny hairs on your face, this is perfect. Be careful because the blades are really sharp. It saves you money because you can do it yourself without going to an estitician for microblading.

I carve as a hobby. My friend was a surgical tech and left me a scalpel. It is very sharp and can do fine work so I looked for more. These purchased blades are much thicker. They are like exacto knives. Which is fine, I use those, but I can't do the fine work I want. It could be I just need to look for better, finer blades. I will.

I have bought others in the past that have been very sharp and I know to use caution. It was very hard for me to remove the one time use blade, but my biggest issue was the dullness. I use them for dermaplaning and it barely would remove the peach fuzz. Ended up getting rid of them and buying another brand.

These are better than exacto knives. More control and the blade never slips. Great price and a versatile tool. Comes with many blades. You can also order different size blades according to need. I use this a lot for crafting and cutting into fine areas. I would suggest using a clamp to put the blade on so you wouldn't slip and cut yourself. Look for a small straight clamp-- back in the old days people used them for roach clips but they are actually clamps for surgery. Will buy again.

This turned out to be PERFECT for dermaplaning at home. The blade is a decent length and each one is individually wrapped - sterile. Careful though! Blade is impressively sharp and could very easily cut skin.

I’m a medical esthetician and have used many blades. These literally don’t cut the hair on the face, much less scrape the dead cells form the skin. Dull blades are actually more dangerous. Went through 4 blades on one half of face. Waste of money. The blade handle is standard and I can at least use it in the future

i used it for dermaplaning my face. it gives a nice feel but at the same time it’s not the straight edge blade, it has a curve so you have to watch what you’re doing. other than that it is worth the money!