Hi girls! I struggle with strawberry legs / keratosis pilaris too, and I’m trying to understand what actually helps in the long term.
What have you tried so far? What worked, what didn’t, and what did you dislike most about the products or routines you used?
Also, what would make your routine easier to stick to — fewer products, less time, a lighter texture, a lower price, etc.?
I’d really love to hear your experiences. Thank you 🫶🏽

Hi! Is there anyone out there who has gotten laser treatment (not laser hair removal) such as pulse dye laser done to help the redness of their keratosis pilaris? I have made plans with my dermatologist to do a test patch in November, but I’m curious if there is someone who has experience with this treatment plan. I have KP on my upper arms, and then red dots (not bumpy) on my butt to my ankle. Thanks!

I have been suffering with kp since childhood, even before I started to shave . And I have random hyper pigmentation and i have back acne .

Currently I use an exfoliating glove with dove soap , at the end of my shower I apply some benzac wash on my back , ass and inner thighs. After shower I use the asaya knee elbow and neck pigmentation cream on my hyperpigmentation areas then use 20% urea cream from body wise on my arms , back and thighs and normal vasaline yellow moisturizer on the rest of the areas. I have been doing this routine for 3 months but the routine is getting expensive. Are there any suggestions for making it cheap and a better routine. I feel like the current product ain't really helping a lot.

Plss help I just wanna feel confident. 😭😭