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How to treat Keratosis Pilaris
Keratosis pilaris (KP) can be stubborn, the bumps, the rough patches, the “why won’t this go away?” feeling. If you’ve tried to tackle it before, you’ll know it takes the right formulas and a consistent, gentle approach.
Our Resurfacing range is designed exactly for that: smoothing texture, supporting the skin barrier, and encouraging clearer, softer skin over time.
Below are three products that together form an effective, targeted routine for managing KP.
Your KP-Smoothing Essentials
1. Resurfacing Facial Toning Mist with Glycolic Acid
A fine, exfoliating mist that removes surface buildup and promotes smoother skin. Perfect for larger areas like arms and thighs where KP is common, offering even application without heaviness.
SHOP Resurfacing Facial Toning Mist with Glycolic Acid
2. Resurfacing Micro Dermabrasion Facial Exfoliating Scrub
A physical + chemical exfoliant that instantly polishes and softens. Use 1–2 times a week to help loosen stubborn keratin plugs and boost radiance.
SHOP Resurfacing Micro Dermabrasion Facial Exfoliating Scrub
3. Resurfacing Stage 2 Active Moisture Cream
A multitasking treatment moisturiser with glycolic acid and barrier-supporting ingredients. It gently exfoliates while hydrating. Ideal for improving rough, bumpy texture without over-stripping the skin.
SHOP Resurfacing Stage 2 Active Moisture Cream
How to Build a Simple KP Routine
Exfoliate (1–2x weekly)
Use the Micro Dermabrasion Scrub to smooth rough texture.
Daily Exfoliation + Refresh
Spritz the Glycolic Toning Mist over clean, dry skin.
Moisturise and Treat
Finish with the Stage 2 Active Moisture Cream to hydrate and refine.
KP may be persistent, but with the right combination of resurfacing and replenishment, skin can look noticeably smoother and feel more comfortable.
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