What is KP? Keratosis Pilaris aka KP is a hereditary skin condition affecting a vast amount of people of all ages and backgrounds. There can be a lot of information out there on this common skin condition so we wanted to let...
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Fall is finally right around the corner. Yay for cooler weather and swapping tank tops for sweaters! For people suffering from Keratosis Pilaris, sweater weather is about more than just keeping warm — it’s a chance to hide those pesky bumps on...
If you’re one of the 50% of adults and 80% of adolescents that suffers from Keratosis Pilaris, you know the symptoms of KP all too well. Painless, red bumps can be found on the faces, arms, legs, and buttocks of those with...
Keratosis Pilaris is a harmless skin condition. Interchangeably referred to as “chicken skin,” it manifests itself on the backs of arms, cheeks and sometimes the legs. And while it’s relatively harmless, it can be frustrating to live with cosmetically. While Keratosis Pilaris is thought...
Keratosis Pilaris is a condition that affects approximately 80% of adolescents and 40% of adults. Because this issue is so pervasive, many people are searching for answers as to what causes keratosis pilaris, what it is, and how keratosis pilaris can be...