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OUR FORMULAS
Crafted through cruelty-free Research and Development from FDA-registered labs.
OUR INGREDIENTS
Ingredient transparency starts with clean ingredients, listing each one across all collections and why they're used.
OUR FOCUS
pH and stability of our products and their effectiveness are our primary focus.
The gentle yet effective exfoliator is what we wanted to create - and we did! Our KP Exfoliating Lotion was the first product we created, and to this day, its powerful formula is unmatched in results! 12% Glycolic Acid and 2% Salicylic Acid are the key ingredients that help reduce acne, strawberry or chicken skin, and blemishes, leaving the skin feeling smooth and silky in no time.
Our Exfoliating Body Wash has everything—the right ingredients in the right amount and just the perfect pH of 3.5 to show your skin some TLC. Incorporating this product into your KP skincare routine means attacking Keratosis Pilaris at the "cause," not just solving the symptoms. The benefits—no more dry skin, clogged pores, or chicken skin. With our KP body wash, there's only skin perfection and a citrusy aroma it leaves behind.
Ingredients – Picked With Care, Used For a Reason
Glycolic Acid
breaks down the bonds between old skin cells and allows a complete exfoliation.
Salicylic Acid
reduces inflammation (acne) and redness by penetrating deeply into the skin.
Aloe Vera Leaf Extract
a calming agent with anti-inflammatory properties that keeps the skin supple and moisturized.
Sodium Hyaluronate
Keps the skin hydrated by binding moisture and preventing moisture loss.
Centella Asiatica (Gotu Kola) Extract
Stimulates collagen and helps with skin regeneration.
Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)
protects from free radicals and keeps the skin healthy and strong.
Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract
protects from environmental factors and has a substantial anti-aging property.
Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A)
regenerates the skin and reduces wrinkles and fine lines.
Vegetable Collagen
impacts the skin's elasticity, and keeping it tight makes it look youthful and timeless.
Ubiquinone (Coenzyme Q10)
a strong antioxidant that protects the skin from oxidative stress.
What is keratosis pilaris and what causes it?
Keratosis Pilaris, also known as ‘’chicken skin’’ is a skin condition that happens when keratin builds up in hair follicles. This causes small but rough bumps on the skin and the most common treatment is exfoliation. However, not all exfoliants are created the same – our KP Collection contains glycolic and salicylic acid in products like KP Body Wash and Lotion that will ensure a thorough exfoliation, but one that is gentle on the skin.
What does keratosis pilaris look like?
Keratosis Pilaris looks like small bumps on the skin – they can be rough or sharp, reddish or the color of the flesh. When you touch your skin it feels like sandpaper or goosebumps, only they don’t disappear after a few minutes. They usually appear on the face, tights, upper arms or buttocks.
How to treat keratosis pilaris at home?
A good exfoliating skincare routine is what treats the symptoms of Keratosis Pilaris, however using the products that are too harsh or contain abrasive ingredients can further damage the skin. Our KP Collection Products – KP Body Wash, KP Body Lotion and KP Scrub Bumps Away – exfoliate on a chemical level. That means there’s no need for rough scrubbing. Our products are packed with ingredients that have the power to chemicaly break the bonds between old skin cells and remove keratin buildup.
What are the best products for keratosis pilaris treatment according to dermatologists?
Most commonly recommended treatment for Keratosis Pilaris is a regular exfoliation, but also using moisturizers enriched with salicylic acid and lactic acid. Also, topical retinoids can be a good option to promote cell turnover (a phase during which old skin cells make way for the new skin cells). As always, consult with dermatologist to determine a treatment suitable for you and your skin type.
Is salicylic acid or lactic acid better for KP?
Both lactic acid and salicylic acid have beneficial properties when it comes to healing Keratosis Pilaris. For that reason, both can be found in our KP collection so we can ensure a thorough exfoliation for the more difficult KP cases.