A skin buffer apparatus consists of an abrasive pad, a handle, a neck portion, and a vibrating mechanism. The vibrating mechanism provides the vibrations used for skin buffing. The vibrations are transferred onto the skin of the user via the abrasive pad. Preferably, the abrasive pad is a sandpaper pad which is used to remove an outer layer of dead skin. The handle and the neck portion allow the user to position the abrasive pad at a preferred location. The apparatus can be used on the face or any other body part where dead skin needs to be removed. The vibrating mechanism is powered through a power source. Preferably, the vibration frequency is adjustable so that different buffing processes can be completed.
