Naturium KP Body Scrub & Mask for Keratosis Pilaris, Bump Eraser Shower Scrub & Exfoliator for Skin, 8 oz

I've been using this body scrub for a while now, and it has become a staple in my skincare routine. This is actually my third repurchase of this product - that's how much I love it. One of the best things about this scrub is that it leaves my skin feeling incredibly soft and smooth, without being overly harsh or abrasive. The pumice is finely grained. Many other exfoliating scrubs I've tried in the past have been too rough, leaving my skin feeling irritated. But this one gets the job done gently yet effectively. Another big plus is that the scrub is fragrance-free, which I really appreciate. My skin tends to be sensitive, so I prefer products without added perfumes or scents. What really sets this scrub apart, though, is the blend of alpha hydroxy acids (AHA), beta hydroxy acids (BHA), and LHA. This multi-functional formula not only exfoliates to slough off dead skin, but also helps to address blemishes and smooth texture. My skin looks and feels refreshed and radiant after each use. Overall, I can't recommend this body scrub enough. It's hands down the best exfoliating product I've found, and I'll continue to repurchase it as part of my regular skincare routine.

I tried the Naturium KP Body Scrub & Mask, and it worked really well for smoothing out rough bumps. The texture is gentle but effective, and my skin felt noticeably softer after a few uses. It doesn’t irritate sensitive skin and rinses off easily. Overall, it’s a great option if you’re trying to reduce keratosis pilaris and get smoother, more even skin.

The body wash (Glycolic Acid Smoother (?) I forgor <3), is great, and has many of the same ingredients as this scrub, however, I feel as though the added benefit of this being a *scrub* is the real game changer. I've suffered with KP for my whole life and got a really bad, full body, stress rash a year ago that left hyperpigmentation everywhere. Once my body was healed-ish, I needed something for the KP, hyperpigmentation, and my skin feeling like sandpaper. This stuff works almost instantaneously. It helped improve the look of my KP without feeling like I scrubbed 30 layers and a past-life's worth of skin off. The secret is to leaving it on and letting it tingle for a few minutes, lol! You gotta let the chemicals work! My skin has genuinely never felt as smooth and looked as good. 1-2 times a week is more than enough. Just ensure to wear sunscreen when out and applying a really good lotion/body cream packed with moisture. Love her!

This a great product. I have sensitive skin and this doesn't irritate my skin when I use it on my arms and legs a couple times a week, and doesn't have fragrance or oil or dissolve like other scrubs. This isn't how it's recommended to be used so fair warning if you try it, but I mainly this scrub to get rid of underarm odor and really anywhere else I sweat a lot. I use it just about every day in those areas scrubbing with a silicone scrubber combined with Dr. Bronner's unscented castile soap. I leave it on for a few mins then wash and go over again just with the soap. It works SUPER well. I also have KP and have noticed some difference, much more so than with the First Aid Beauty one and this is muchh better priced, but I'm still waiting to see if it helps even more. All around a holy grail product though tbh

Wow this actually works, I’m impressed! I noticed results after just two uses and now my KP is nearly gone. I use in the shower 2-3 days a week.

I really like this scrub! I’ve struggled with KP and rough patches for years, and this actually makes a difference. It’s a nice mix of physical and chemical exfoliation, so my skin feels super smooth after using it. I usually leave it on for a minute like a mask, then rinse, and the bumps are way less noticeable. Doesn’t have a strong smell, and a little goes a long way. Definitely worth it if you deal with “strawberry skin” or just want softer, even skin.

holy grail for stubborn KP that isn't dumb expensive