★★★★★
My jaw looks sharper
“I always woke up puffy no matter what. A week in, my jawline is the first thing I notice in the mirror.”
Maya R., 31
Frequently asked questions
How does Skulpt actually work?
Skulpt uses gentle suction to lift the skin and draw trapped fluid up and out, toward your lymph pathways where your body can clear it. That's the puffiness that makes a face look fuller and softer than it is. The same suction brings fresh blood flow to the surface, which is where the lifted, glowy look comes from. It's an old Korean and Chinese practice, made simple enough to do at home.
Is this just a gua sha?
No, and the difference matters. A gua sha scrapes across the skin and pushes fluid sideways. Skulpt lifts with suction and actually draws the fluid out and toward where your body drains it. One pushes it around. The other pulls it out.
How long until I see a difference?
Most people notice a fresher, less puffy face after the very first few uses, especially in the morning. The more lasting change, where your cheekbones and jawline start to look more defined, tends to build over a couple of weeks of doing it daily.
How often should I use it?
About five minutes a day is all it takes. Many people fold it into their evening skincare, or use it in the morning to de-puff before the day starts. It's gentle enough for daily use.
Does it hurt? Will it leave marks?
No. Face cupping is meant to be gentle. When you keep the cup moving in slow gliding strokes, it shouldn't leave marks. (Marks usually come from holding a cup still in one spot, which is a different, stronger technique. Skulpt is about gentle, continuous movement.)
Do I need to use oil with it?
A little oil or your usual serum helps the cup glide smoothly, so it's the nicest way to use it. You can use it on clean dry skin too, just keep the strokes slow and light.
What comes in the kit?
Two cups. A larger one for your cheeks and jawline, and a smaller one for delicate areas like under your eyes and your T-zone. You'll also get our Korean Sculpting Guide so you know exactly where and how to glide.
Can I use it under my eyes?
Yes, that's what the smaller cup is for. The under-eye area is delicate, so the mini cup gives you gentle, controlled suction right where you need it.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Skulpt is made from soft, body-safe silicone and the pressure is gentle and fully in your control. If you have a specific skin condition, are pregnant, or have had recent facial procedures, it's always worth checking with your doctor first.