Keratosis Cream for Bumpy Skin, Clogged Pores & Texture
Description
Visible keratosis removal with deep skin smoothing and pore unclogging in one treatment cream
- rough keratosis bumps
- clogged pores
- acne-prone skin
- uneven skin texture
Finally, skin that feels as smooth as it looks
You've covered the bumps with long sleeves for years. This cream targets the rough keratin buildup at the root, so skin softens with daily use instead of just getting scrubbed raw.
Three ingredients that actually unclog keratin

10% Urea to dissolve the plug
Urea breaks down the keratin that clogs the follicle. At 10%, it’s strong enough to soften the bump but gentle enough for daily use on arms, thighs, and even cheeks. That’s the difference between a real treatment and a body lotion that just coats the surface.

2% Salicylic Acid to clear the follicle
Salicylic acid is oil-soluble, so it gets inside the pore where the keratin plug lives. It loosens the dead skin cells that build up around the hair shaft, reducing the red, inflamed look that comes with keratosis pilaris.

Ceramides to keep skin calm
Exfoliating actives can strip the skin if you’re not careful. Ceramides restore the lipid barrier, so the skin doesn’t get dry, tight, or irritated while the actives do their work. That means you can use it daily on sensitive areas without redness.
What’s in your jar
- 50gcream per jar
- 4.5mild acid pH for daily keratolysis
The bump you can’t stop touching, finally softened
- 1The bumps you hide
You run your hand over your arms and feel the sandpaper. You check your cheeks in the car mirror before a meeting. You reach for long sleeves even when it’s hot. You’ve tried scrubs that left skin red and angry, lotions that just sat on top. Nothing actually changed the texture.
- 2The clog under the bump
Keratosis pilaris isn’t dry skin. It’s a plug of keratin trapped inside the hair follicle. Scrubbing removes the surface but feeds the inflammation. This cream uses a keratolytic complex — urea and lactic acid at clinical levels — to dissolve the plug from within, so the bump flattens instead of just getting polished.
- 3One jar, one routine
Apply a pea-sized amount to affected areas once daily, after showering while skin is still slightly damp. That’s it. No layering, no waiting, no sticky residue. The cream absorbs in under a minute. Within weeks, the bumps feel less pronounced, and you stop flinching when you touch your own skin.
- 4Sleeveless without a second thought
The first warm day, you grab a tank top without hesitation. You catch yourself touching your arms and feeling smooth, not rough. Your partner notices. Your esthetician asks what changed. You finally stop worrying about the texture and just live in your skin.
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Questions and answers
Yes, for most people. You only need a pea-sized amount per area. One jar typically lasts 6–8 weeks if used daily on arms and occasional spots. For full-body use, expect to reorder every 4–6 weeks. The jar is small to preserve active potency, not to short you on product.
The formula is pH-balanced at 4.5 and includes ceramides to protect the skin barrier. Many users with sensitive skin tolerate daily use. If you’re prone to redness, start with every other day for the first week, then increase as tolerated. Avoid using on broken or freshly shaved skin.
Yes, but introduce it slowly. If you use a prescription retinoid, alternate nights or apply this in the morning and retinoid at night. The salicylic acid in this cream is mild, but stacking too many actives at once can cause dryness. Listen to your skin.
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