Esker Body Plane

Unlike granular scrubs that use physical beads or salts to exfoliate, the Body Plane uses a smooth, stainless steel edge to physically lift away dead skin cells and debris. It offers a more controlled, mess-free experience that doesn't require rinsing away gritty residue.

No, it is specifically designed to be used on damp skin in conjunction with a body oil. Using it on dry skin can cause unnecessary friction or irritation; the oil provides the necessary slip for the tool to glide effectively.

The Body Plane is generally gentle, but because it is a physical exfoliant, you should start with light pressure to see how your skin reacts. If you have active breakouts, sunburn, or broken skin, avoid using the tool in those areas until they have healed.

For most skin types, using the Body Plane two to three times a week is sufficient to maintain smoothness. Over-exfoliating can compromise your skin barrier, so listen to your skin and scale back if you notice any redness or sensitivity.

After each use, wash the tool with warm water and a gentle soap to remove any oil and skin debris. Dry it thoroughly with a clean towel before storing it to prevent water spots and maintain the integrity of the stainless steel.