Quit Fretting About Keratosis Pilaris and Eliminate It Naturally and without the Normal Side Effects from Chemical Based Treatments
Keratosis pilaris (or KP) is a very common skin condition. It has symptoms on the skin of rough and red bumps. Many times they are referred to as red goose bumps and chicken skin. This is a skin condition that affects around 40% of the population. There are few other irritating condition quite like KP. It will have you scratching all over. This as well is a practice that can all too easily lead to scabs. Where you’ll find the symptoms are on the back of the buttocks, the tops of arms, and the tops of the thighs. Adolescents are usually the ones who suffer most from the symptoms of KP. The majority of people who suffer the condition are children. Men experience the condition less than women do.
The production of KP starts out when the body produces excess keratin (the natural protein in the skin) that then surrounds and traps the hair follicles causing hard plugs to form which are the red dots that you see.
KP is not a life threatening condition, let us be the first to say. What it is however is a condition that you will be wanting to get rid of as soon as possible because it is messing up your otherwise clear skin complexion! We hereby bring the great news that there are various treatment solutions designed to bring about that very end result.
The first skin care tip we recommend to solve KP is to exfoliate your skin. Please do not use any prescription scrub. So often these kinds of scrubs only come with chemical ingredients. Sensitive skin types don’t take well to these. It is worth noting to as well refrain from using exfoliation treatments that have the ingredient of benzoyl peroxide. These only dry your skin out further which is not helping the problem.
A healthy way to treat keratosis pilaris is with Vitamin A, or Retinoid, that serves to speed up the rate dead and dying skin cells are discarded making way for the clearing of blocked skin pores that are the root cause of so many KP symptoms.
It is very important to moisturize your skin when suffering from KP but stick only to moisturizers with natural ingredients since those that contain harsh chemical ingredients are not suited for sensitive skin. There are many good moisturizing ingredients out there for KP. However the one we recommend is Vitamin E oil. This practice entails placing a few tablespoons of Vitamin E oil into a bathtub full of warm (preferably bubbly for extra relaxation) water. Soak yourself in it for minimum 15 minutes.
Microdermabrasion is another effective route to take when curing keratosis pilaris that uses a wire brush to create a suction action that can remove even the hardest keritinized plugs while leaving the skin smooth and toned afterwards.
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