pre-sluff bar
A multi-tasking body cleanser that preps skin for the best sluff of your life or a daily cleanser to remove the day's grime. For the best sluff, prep the skin by cleansing away the “slip” (lotions, creams, body oils, etc.) so the mitt has a better grip while sluffing. For daily use, lather up and wash away the day's SPF, excess sweat, lotions, creams, and anything else you may have gotten into.
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how to sluff.
wet skin.
Start with a hot shower. Let your skin soften for a few minutes.
remove the slip.
Use the pre-sluff bar to remove lotions, creams, and body oils so the mitt has better grip. Rinse off the suds.
sluff.
Apply firm pressure and long strokes to sluff away dead skin. Watch it roll off. Remember: more pressure = more results.
rinse + dry + lotion.
Rinse away the sluff stuff. Towel dry, then apply lotion to damp skin. Seal in the smooth.
questions?
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Sluffing is a Korean bathing routine that removes dead skin using heat and friction. It’s not a scrub — it’s a method.
sluffing is our term for a deep skin exfoliating treatment inspired by the Korean tradition of “seshin”, which is the ritual of softening skin through submersing oneself in warm/hot water, then mechanically scrubbing the dead skin off with a small, abrasive cloth.
Once a week is the sweet spot. Your skin needs time to regenerate between sessions.
You can sluff more often if you regularly wear body SPF, sweat more than average, spend a lot of time in grimy environments, etc. You can also use less pressure for a daily, light sluff.
Many people with KP love to sluff. Consistent use can help smooth and soften the texture over time.
Yes, but start slow. Use light pressure and try once a week first.
Not all skin produces the same buildup. Elbows, knees, and folds tend to show the most. Similarly, not everyone is built the same and some people may shed more dead skin than others. If the first pass with the sluffing mitt doesn’t work, try a few more times.
With regular use (1-2x per week), the kit lasts around 4-6 weeks.
Wash the mitt on a cold laundry cycle and hang to dry.
