Chicken skin on arms

This post reviews at home treatments for keratosis pilaris including exfoliation, peels, essential oils, moisturization and emollients.

Learn how to get rid of keratosis pilaris (a.k.a. chicken skin) on your outer arms and thighs for clear, smooth skin. I share the tips and ingredients to help

Keratosis pilaris is a common skin condition. It’s also easily treated at home.

I know how to get rid of keratosis pilaris on arms and legs naturally because I had it and now I don’t! For years I never wore shorts because I’d be made fun of for having strawberry legs. But now I use these remedies for strawberry skin as part of my regular skin care routine …

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A 3-step plan for natural keratosis pilaris remedies. Moisturizing, exfoliating and staying hydrated are key to treating those annoying arm bumps!

It's a common skin problem that I'm often asked about it in my dermatology practice. Approximately 40% of people have keratosis pilaris. I have it and my kids have it too. People sometimes call this bumpy skin problem "chicken skin" or just "KP".

If you struggle with rough “chicken skin” on your arms or thighs, or anywhere else on your body, you’re not alone. Characterized by small red or white bumps that appear in patches, keratosis pilaris (KP) is a completely benign, but ultimately unsightly chronic skin condition. It’s also extremely common, with nearly 40% of adults experiencing KP at some point.

Keratosis pilaris is a common skin condition. It’s also easily treated at home.