Yes, it helps with redness and bumps. Yes, my skin was smoother for a time. But just like other topical products my skin never got to “normal.” For the price I would use it in the dead of winter when my skin is worst. I think it works similarly to Amlactin, easier to apply.
Beside above, can you use Dermadoctor KP duty on your face?
A: You can use KP Duty lotion on the face. Was this answer helpful? A: We recommend using the scrub when bathing/showering and applying the lotion twice daily. These products are meant for use on the body, not the face.
Then, how do you treat KP on the face?
What Is the Treatment for Keratosis Pilaris?
- Using mild soaps or soap-free cleansers and avoiding hot baths or showers.
- Gentle removal of dead skin with a loofah or at-home microdermabrasion kit.
- Moisturizing creams that contain urea or lactic acid to relieve itch or dryness.
Is Dermadoctor a good brand?
Overall, we think the Dermadoctor skin care products are formulated really well, and we like that the brand uses a variety of unique ingredients. But even though we think the formulas should work well, it’s clear from the negative Dermadoctor reviews that these products aren’t right for everyone.
What does KP duty stand for?
Kitchen Police duty
How do you use a derma doctor scrub?
Apply a small amount of product to dry skin and gently massage with fingertips. Rinse and pat dry. Not recommended for use on face. Use once or twice a week as tolerated.
What triggers keratosis pilaris?
We get keratosis pilaris when dead skin cells clog our pores. A pore is also called a hair follicle. Every hair on our body grows out of a hair follicle, so we have thousands of hair follicles. When dead skin cells clog many hair follicles, you feel the rough, dry patches of keratosis pilaris.
How do you get rid of KP bumps?
Treating keratosis pilaris at home
- Exfoliate gently. When you exfoliate your skin, you remove the dead skin cells from the surface. …
- Apply a product called a keratolytic. After exfoliating, apply this skin care product. …
- Slather on moisturizer.
Should you exfoliate keratosis pilaris?
Since keratosis pilaris is caused by plugged hair follicles, exfoliating can help clear things up. Dry brushing, gentle scrubs and exfoliating body brushes like the Clarisonic, can all help smooth skin. … These exfoliators can also be irritating if you have sensitive skin, which might make the issue worse.