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Keratosis Pilaris Body Scrub Treatment – Chemical (AHA/BHA) + Physical Exfoliant for Strawberry Legs, KP & Ingrown Hair with Salicylic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Apricot Seed & Allantoin
Keratosis Pilaris Body Scrub Treatment – Chemical (AHA/BHA) + Physical Exfoliant for Strawberry Legs, KP & Ingrown Hair with Salicylic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Apricot Seed & Allantoin
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Keratosis Pilaris Body Scrub Treatment – Chemical (AHA/BHA) + Physical Exfoliant for Strawberry Legs, KP & Ingrown Hair with Salicylic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Apricot Seed & Allantoin
Regular price
£8.52 GBP
Regular price
£17.03 GBP
Sale price
£8.52 GBP
Unit price
per
Shipping calculated at checkout.
- 🌿 Made For: Tired of those rough, bumpy patches on your upper arms or thighs that just won’t go away? You’ve tried scrubs and lotions, but your skin still feels uneven. This is made for you – because keratosis pilaris isn’t just “dry skin.”
- 🌿 What it does: Combines salicylic acid, glycolic acid and apricot seed powder to gently exfoliate dead skin and unclog pores, so your skin feels smoother, softer and looks visibly clearer with every use.
- 🌿 Why it’s special: It’s not just another body scrub. This is dual-action: chemical and physical exfoliation in one. It goes deep to loosen clogged pores while calming ingredients like glycerin and allantoin soothe and hydrate.
- 🌿 Results: Within 1–2 weeks your skin feels noticeably softer. After 3–4 weeks, the bumps are reduced, texture is more even, and your skin finally looks and feels the way you’ve always wanted.
- 🌿 How to use: Apply to damp skin 2–3 times a week after showering. Massage gently onto areas with rough, bumpy skin – arms, thighs, buttocks – and rinse off. Follow with a hydrating lotion for best results.
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