SaferProducts incident

Failure type

Electrical shock / short

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20220409-EBEDD-2147356936. Severity: Injury, Emergency Department Treatment Received. Product: REVLON Revlon Tr M; Face Defuzzer ([REDACTED] description: Dermaplaning Tool by Revlon, Facial Razor & Hair Removal Tool, High Precision Blade,Smooth & Even Skin, Stainless Steel). Incident: Revlon Hair Deffuzer is responsible for my injury of my middle finger, right hand after the attempt to remove a tight set blade cover cap from the handle with the blade attached to. I believe if properly designed Revlon Hair Deffuzer my injury would be avoidable Below is the text with the references to the (26) pictures of the trauma event which I was trying to describe to you over the phone. Pictures include series of photo images, recorded, starting March 7th. Some photos of the event on March 7th, and following days, subsequent to the process of healing of my middle finger, and other pictures demonstrate the comparison of the Revlon�s Hair Removal/Deffuzer what I have contributed my injury with 1cm laceration, with the similar/alike product of other brands. Witnesses: [REDACTED], my companion, phone # [REDACTED] [REDACTED], my coworker, phone # [REDACTED] [REDACTED], my coworker, phone # [REDACTED] I was doing my makeup, getting ready for work, when I noticed in the magnified mirror some fuzzy hair on my face. I wanted to shave it before I have applied the makeup, and after applying my face cream. It is the best to shave the face when face cream is applied. Important to notice I was doing my makeup in the bathroom as always, sitting at the bath tower cabinet, which countertop is at 41� height. I reached my Revlon Hair Deffuzer from my cosmetic bag, raising up my hand above countertop and attempted to remove the clear plastic blade cover. Usually, I would remove the cover by holding the Deffuzer handle in my left hand and removing the cover with my right hand. This time I