First Aid Beauty - KP Bump Eraser Body Scrub with 10% AHA, Keratosis Pilaris Skin Exfoliator with Glycolic and Lactic acids, Helps Reduce Chicken Skin Bumps, Safe for Sensitive Skin, 8 oz

I got the small for a trial run. I used it on my thighs and arms. I use about toothpaste ball for arms and again for legs.. So I will probably run out pretty soon if I use twice a week as instructed. It has grainy texture that I like. I just gently massaged for like a minute and rinse off. I did continue in the shower a bit after and moisturized as soon as I left. I can notice the effects!!! Usually if I moisturize really good after a shower, I can look normal for a hour or so but after it comes back. However with this the effects have stayed all day!! It is not all gone but it is a noticeable difference! I have never really tried to get rid of my KP as I was kind of scared nothing would work. I am putting my hope on this that I can at least tame it!It does feels half full? Maybe the bottle holds more than 2 ounces? (The pic is before I took off the seal, once the air leaves it is def half full)Update: The bottle actually lasted a couple weeks! And I was using it x3! And I am so happy I could cry. When I say I am confident in wearing sleeveless tops or shorts, this is amazing. My skin is smooth and bumps are gone! I am buying the full size because the confidence I have is worth it!

I am by no means a beauty product aficionado. I have used dove soap and Palmers cocoa butter my whole adult life (the title of this review gives you a hint to my age...) My daughter recommended this when I asked her advise about something to use on bikini razor bumps. She immediately ran into the bathroom and handed me this product with detailed instructions for use and follow-up. It worked like a dream and I will using it from now on!

I got this as a recommendation from YouTuber Julia Havens. It helps remove the small bumps on the back of your arms and I haven’t got them since I’ve been using this.It has little sand like beads but it isn’t harsh or irritating on the skin. However it is a tad drying so make sure you follow up with a moisturizer body wash or lotion.

The holy grail for KP. I've tried easily 20 different KP scrubs and this is the only one that works as advertised. I wish it was less expensive because I consider it a necessity in my house. You have to use it consistently (3 times a week) for it to work, and follow up with an AHA/BHA or Lactic acid moisturizer for best results.

I wish I had thought to take before/after photos of the KP I've dealt with on my thighs for most of my life. I have tried several other (and, in many cases, more expensive) products that claim to specifically combat KP over the years. Some of them even include many of the same ingredients as FAB's KP eraser scrub. Many exfoliants or acid acne treatments have similar components as well. I have to tell you, though: I never, not even once, noticed any positive change or results from using other products that claimed the same target.** Please note that KP is not the same thing as enlarged pores, folliculitis, razor bumps, dry/itchy winter skin, or body acne; eczema, psoriasis, allergies, and infections (fungal types or ingrown hairs can become infected) can overlap, exacerbate, or mimic symptoms and appearance, but KP is it's own thing, usually genetic, that causes excess keratin to build up around and sometimes block a hair follicle. You may see some improvement or not if you have another condition and are using this to help. If you have a chronic skin condition of any kind, see a dermatologist or other expert to know for certain what you're dealing with, before attempting to treat your skin. **My KP was much worse in my youth on my extremely fair skin. I resigned myself early in life to never really showing my legs unless forced. Now that I've tried this, I actually stand a chance of wanting to wear a pair of shorts one of these days and not feel nearly as self-conscious. I noticed an immediate difference in the texture of my skin and the reduction of my more troubling KP bumps where the keratin plug/hair follicle was particularly noticeable or pigmented and raised. FIRST USE RESULTS. And I'm not so easily impressed, but I've been loving it more and more as time goes by, so it wasn't simply honeymoon phase.The exfoliant has what I can only describe as a gritty, almost cement-like texture and appearance straight from the tube, a little stiffer than toothpaste and salt mixed together, less granular than sugar scrubs to me. You don't need a lot of it even for large problem areas -- it has good mileage/coverage -- and you don't really need to scrub to death (in fact, not recommended; this buffs away what needs to go and includes pumice bits so you don't necessarily need a pumice stone or anything). I use it on the areas in question or affected and nowhere else -- I have body washes and other such stuff for the rest of my body... This is made for KP and that's what I target.The first time, I used maybe a half-inch amount on each inner thigh, spread it gently with my fingers, and then used my pumice stone in small light circles over the most troublesome areas. Since then, I've only been using my konjac sponge, and a little less product overall. I go through the rest of my shower routine making sure to wash it away properly but I don't use other exfoliants or scrubs on these areas. I have sensitive (redhead) skin and don't want to make it any more sensitive and prone to sunburn than it already is without the help of a vague chemical peel. Still, twenty minutes after showering, I can feel the areas tingling lightly, and that's how I know the magic is truly happening at the level it needs to be happening on. It doesn't burn, itch, or irritate at all, and doesn't leave any dryness or any build-up in it's wake. It also doesn't have any detectable smell. Even though I could still see the more irritated, raised KP bumps, the texture and feel was so remarkably different and reduced, I could hardly believe my fingers. For me, this is huge, because if I can FEEL the bumps, I'm prone to picking at the larger ones until I've gone from little keratin bumps to full bloody sores.Using this scrub about twice a week, for almost 2 months now, I'm amazed at the new texture of my troubled areas. I've even noticed an overall reduction in the development of new plugs which I thought would never be the case. Yes, I tried it once on a rough patch at my elbow and it smoothed it out, as any good exfoliant likely would, but I'm not wasting this miraculous stuff on anything but my KP bumps.

Only did a three star review since I'm just now starting to try it today. I will post an undate as I keep using it. I have severe kp on both my arms and it seems to be getting worse...and even spreading now slowly on calfs..sides of hips and even neck and face and forearms...I've always had it lightly on my legs too. I have always had kp since a kid. (29 yo) now. I never did anything about it before because I heard that it never goes away and I just kinda got used to it. Reason I decided to try was because I was outdoors the other day with my boyfriend and the sun was hitting my hands where you could see them very clear and they looked ugly and embarrassing 😳 🫣. Now that social media is more advanced I decided to try to find info and try some stuff. So this is the first product I'm trying along with Amlactin Daily nourish lotion 12%. I will say that the sand feeling is very satisfying as it feels like it's adding pressure and getting rid of dead skin..sanding them down with pressure.