is the colection of dead skin cells around the hair follicles, glycolic acid or lactic acid - two treatments also commonly used to exfoliate the face - are often helpful. Some people use rougher exfoliation methods, but those often only irritate the skin and leave it even more red. Supplements of vitamin A are also said to help. I take additional vitamin A because I tend toward acne, and it definitely helps my skin overall.
I had a huge issue with KP when I was younger, but it went away as I got older. But I have so much sun damage from my young and stupid days that I am now using all the skincare I use on my face on my arms and decolette, too. It has made a noticeable difference, though it is a little costly!
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is the colection of dead skin cells around the hair follicles, glycolic acid or lactic acid - two treatments also commonly used to exfoliate the face - are often helpful. Some people use rougher exfoliation methods, but those often only irritate the skin and leave it even more red. Supplements of vitamin A are also said to help. I take additional vitamin A because I tend toward acne, and it definitely helps my skin overall.
I had a huge issue with KP when I was younger, but it went away as I got older. But I have so much sun damage from my young and stupid days that I am now using all the skincare I use on my face on my arms and decolette, too. It has made a noticeable difference, though it is a little costly!
April 23, 2008 - 3:47pmThis Comment
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