It’s 8 a.m., you’re rushing to get ready, and no matter how carefully you apply your foundation, it still looks patchy and uneven. Sound familiar? For many of us, the culprit isn’t the makeup itself—it’s what’s sitting on our skin underneath.

Peach fuzz and uneven texture can stop makeup from gliding on, leaving you frustrated and far from the radiant glow you want.

What “Radiant, Makeup-Ready Skin” Really Means

• Radiance = smooth surface + even light reflection + refined pores.
• Makeup-ready = a clean canvas so base products can glide and last.

The Hidden Culprit: Peach Fuzz & Uneven Texture

• Peach fuzz scatters light and makes foundation cling unevenly → a cakey look.
• Pores + buildup dull your finish and reduce your glow.
• Heavier coverage often exaggerates texture instead of smoothing it out.

Step-by-Step: Your Routine to Radiant Skin

1) Identify & Remove Peach Fuzz

Before you can remove what’s holding your makeup back, you need to see it clearly. Hair Identifier Spray reveals invisible hairs under natural light and adds slip for dermaplaning—reducing friction and irritation for a smoother result.
Result: a clean, polished surface your makeup can grip.

2) Gentle Exfoliation

Alternate dermaplaning with mild exfoliation (enzymes or low-strength acids) to prevent buildup without overdoing it. This helps refine the look of pores and keeps skin fresh.

⚠️ Tip: Don’t exfoliate with acids and shave on the same day—give your skin space to breathe.

3) Soothe & Hydrate

After removing fuzz or exfoliating, comfort your skin barrier. Lightweight moisturizers with niacinamide, ceramides, or panthenol help calm, replenish, and support that healthy glow.

4) Prime Before Makeup

Seal your prep with a hydrating primer or moisturizer. Now your foundation or tinted base will blend seamlessly—sitting on top of smooth, radiant skin instead of clinging to texture.

FAQs

Does shaving make hair grow back thicker?
No—it’s a myth. Hair grows at the same rate and texture; shaving only creates a blunt edge that may feel different.

Is Hair Identifier Spray a setting spray?
No. It’s designed to reveal peach fuzz and provide glide during dermaplaning, not to set makeup.

Can sensitive skin use it?
Yes, but always patch-test first and limit frequency. Space out treatments and follow with hydration.

Will dermaplaning cause breakouts?
Not if done correctly. Use a clean tool, avoid over-exfoliating, and replenish moisture afterward.

Radiant, makeup-ready skin isn’t about heavier products—it’s about smarter prep. When peach fuzz is gone and your texture is smooth, your glow speaks for itself and your base lasts longer.

P.S. ✨ First time trying? Start with a small patch test and go gently — your skin will thank you.