MOLLY-MAE Hague, wields enormous power over the people who view her content.

So when the Love Island star slammed a beauty treatment for causing her to “grow a full beard,” it likely deterred many others, including myself, from getting the procedure.

Dermaplaning is a technique for removing short, soft, fuzzy hairs from the face as well as the top layers of skin, resulting in a plump, smooth face.

The basic concept of dermaplaning is similar to shaving in that your facialist will remove hair with a scalpel-type blade.

Molly-Mae stated that she regretted having the treatment repeated because it caused her facial hair to grow more “rapidly.”

Molly-Mae said during a makeup tutorial on YouTube in February, “I need to speak to you guys about my battle with dermaplaning – and just wish I never got dermaplaning.” “I almost have a full beard now.”

Dermaplaning has become increasingly popular in recent years.

And, after hearing various experts’ reactions to Molly-remarks, Mae’s I had to give it a shot for myself.

Most women have fine, barely visible hair on their faces, with some growing it thicker or darker.

Is it true that removing it causes it to grow back worse, as Molly-Mae claims?