Suffering from red bumps on your arms or legs? This could be the cause and here's how to fix it!
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Does your skin feel rough in some areas, with small bumps that just won't go away?
You are definitely not alone. Keratosis Pilaris is a common condition that we often see on arms and legs.
That's why we're delving into the facts behind this 'chicken skin' condition. We'll explain why your skin develops this texture and how a conscious routine can help you regain that smooth, radiant skin.
Keratosis Pilaris is often recognized by small, rough bumps that resemble a constant form of goosebumps. Pay particular attention to these signs:
Why your skin feels rough
Keratosis Pilaris is not caused by a lack of hygiene, but by a natural process in your skin that is out of balance. It is a sequence of small reactions beneath the surface:
Keratin buildup:
Your skin naturally produces keratin to protect itself, but with KP, too much of this protein is produced. This accumulates in the opening of the hair follicle, creating a hard 'plug'.
Blockage by dead skin cells:
When old skin cells are not effectively removed, they combine with the keratin to form a 'cap' on top of your pores. This creates the characteristic grainy texture you feel.
Care pitfalls:
Thick, greasy creams or scrubs with coarse grains can often worsen the blockage or irritate the skin around the bumps. Product residues get trapped under the layer of dead skin, which intensifies the uneven complexion.
Friction and irritation:
Tight clothing or the use of aggressive cleansers can cause the bumps to flare up, making redness and irritation more visible.
To get rid of the rough texture of Keratosis Pilaris, you need to break the cycle of keratin buildup. The key is gentle, yet effective exfoliation that allows the pores to breathe again:
Remove the blockage:
The Glowlie Exfoliating Glove is specifically designed to physically remove dead skin cells and excess keratin. Unlike granular scrubs, which often leave a greasy film, this glove 'erases' blockages without pushing residual products into the pores.
Restore texture:
By effectively tackling the keratin plugs, the grainy 'chicken skin' texture disappears. The skin gets a chance to renew itself, creating that even, healthy glow that Glowlie stands for.
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Specifically designed for sensitive skin to prevent irritation and bumps
Top-rated
All your favorite products for a smooth result, in one place and in one routine
Quickly at home
Start your personal glow-up today and receive your package super fast
Keratosis Pilaris is often confused with Strawberry Legs. While strawberry legs are primarily about clogged pores and oxidation, Keratosis Pilaris is about an excess of keratin. Both cause bumps, but the approach, effective exfoliation without clogging pores, is the same for both.
