As winter approaches, we're exploring the differences between dry vs. dehydrated skin and the ingredients we use to treat each one.

All of our favorite products and rituals that help us turn a mundane bathroom routine into a luxurious, at-home day spa getaway.

After months of research and design development, we finally got to release what is by far the most unique item in Esker’s collection of body care tools, the Body Plane. It’s our modernized version of the Strigil, an ancient tool used by romans and greeks to clean themselves and scrape...

When you use the Body Plane on oiled skin for the first time (and every time), you’ll notice how much dead skin and dirt lifts away from the surface with the oil. We liken it to using a Bioré pore strip: kind of gross to see what was sitting on your skin but satisfying that you sloughed it off. It’s also a lot like getting a dermaplaning facial, but the amount of dead skin and debris exfoliated from your arms and legs is usually more significant than what comes off of your face. 

Dry brushing is something you might have seen among the other myriad wellness techniques flooding your Instagram account, or perhaps you’ve seen a dry brush among the other skincare tools on display at your favorite shop, its firm bristles resembling something you think might be used to comb through horse...