What is slugging? Slugging is the process of applying an occlusive product — typically in a nighttime routine — to your skin, explains board-certified dermatologist Dr. Hadley King.

The TikTok "slugging" trend involves adding petroleum jelly like Vaseline into your skin care routine to help lock in moisture.

Body slugging takes the popular K-beauty trend from TikTok and uses it on dry skin on the elbows, feet, hands, and knees. Learn how to do it from a derm.

Everyone from TikTok to Reddit is talking about "slugging." But what is it and should you try it? We talked to dermatologists to get all the info you need to know about the viral moisturizing hack.

Is slugging good for your skin? Learn about slugging pros and cons, who should try slugging, and how to do slugging at home.

The latest viral skincare trend may have an off-putting name, but thankfully it has little to do with molluscs. Known as "slugging", this technique could be the secret to achieving bouncy, well ...

According to a dermatologist, the best slugging products are rich balms and ointments that contain occlusives like petrolatum, beeswax, mineral oil, or lanolin.

Slugging is a skin care technique that involves applying a thin layer of an occlusive product, like Vaseline, before going to bed, allowing the skin to moisturize overnight.

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After body-slugging eczema-prone skin for a week, one writer asked a dermatologist to understand how to best implement an occlusive in your body routine.

Slugging is the rare social media popularized skin-care hack that has the approval of dermatologists.