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The quest for clear skin doesn’t stop at the neck.
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With breakouts and bumps possible anywhere you have hair follicles, thebest keratosis pilaris self-care treatmentshave proven especially indispensable.
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That makes it milder but no less effective.
It also offers a physical exfoliant, with exfoliating beads to slough off dead skin.
Together, they help skin feel smooth and buttery-soft, but not at all dry.
Dr. King says this formula excels in softening rough areas like elbows and heels.
Dr. Robinson is also a fan of the Exfoliating Body Wash, in particular.
What is keratosis pilaris or KP?
“As a result, small bumps form over where the hair should be.
How do you treat keratosis pilaris?
As KP can looksimilar to acne, the approach to reducing it is similar to that of acne.
“Treatment of KP responds best to a combination of exfoliation and hydration,” Dr. Prather explains.
Can you permanently get rid of keratosis pilaris?
However, Dr. Kim warns that “KP is very difficult to treat and persists throughout adulthood.”
Should I see a dermatologist for KP?
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