@kglow.choi: if you have these tiny bumps on the back of your arms or thighs like this, and no matter how much you scrub they never go away, this is for you this is called keratosis pilaris keratin builds up and plugs your hair follicle that plug is the bump you're feeling and scrubbing only makes it worse i'm a Korean pharmacist, and here are 3 tips to treat it at home tip one: stop scrubbing switch to chemical exfoliation instead glycolic, lactic, or salicylic acid two to three times a week to dissolve the keratin plug tip two: add urea it exfoliates and hydrates at the same time a ten percent urea cream softens those hardened plugs so they finally clear out tip three: moisturize daily ceramide or panthenol based cream dry skin is what makes it worse in the first place give it four to eight weeks this is a chronic condition, so consistency is everything For more skin tips, follow me 👇 #keratosispilaris #glycolicacid #urea #bodycare #kbeauty
ngl i had no idea scrubbing was making it worse this whole time, gonna grab that urea cream asap
2026-07-20 07:23:57
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anna :
do you recommend anything for pink/red stretch marks?
2026-07-20 18:03:31
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Kiana :
I have eczema, what sunscreen do you recommend?
2026-07-20 22:36:54
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flower :
Would this routine overlap well with a scalp urea treatment, or is the skin on the arms too different to compare?
2026-07-20 08:51:00
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bite1110 :
Is there a meaningful difference in results between glycolic and lactic acid for KP specifically, or is either one equally effective at that 2-3x weekly frequency?
2026-07-20 08:41:24
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Dannette :
What do you think of the Medicube stick?
2026-07-20 18:36:55
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Elisabetta.m :
hi which moisturizer do you recommend: Anua pdrn hyaluronic acid crem or nida youthful formula?
2026-07-20 20:16:04
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