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Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer
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About this product

An exfoliating body moisturizer containing lactic acid, urea, and retinol, designed to smooth rough skin texture on the body.

Guru Score

81%

Yay

Early verdict · Few reviews so far
2Gurus
2Yay
0Mixed
0Nay

What they liked

  • Deeply hydrating for dry skin
  • Gently exfoliates without harsh scrubbing
  • Encapsulated retinol smooths texture

What they flagged

  • Very occlusive, may irritate sensitive skin

What the gurus are saying

One expert found it smooths skin texture immediately and leaves hands and body noticeably softer when used as a rinse-off treatment in the shower up to twice weekly, and suggests easing off to once weekly if irritation shows up. However, another expert reported the formula feels very thick and occlusive, trapping heat and sweat against the skin in warm or humid climates, which is a real concern for anyone prone to overheating or sweating during sleep.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take August 2026

What the gurus are saying.

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"I think I'm going to repurchase the KP moisturizer come winter time because that one is really really rich. When I first reviewed it years ago I felt like it wasn't that rich, but this last time I tried it in the new packaging I was like, whoa, this is really heavy. That has become one that I really like."
All 3 takes from Dr Dray
Dermatologist Reviews Remedy KP Body Scrub & Moisturizer
"This one contains 10% urea, 5% lactic acid, and an encapsulated retinol along with ceramides and shea butter. [...] Honestly, this is a very rich, deeply hydrating moisturizing cream. It's actually very occlusive and very barrier supportive. I found it extremely extremely hydrating. The urea and lactic acid are going to help to hydrate and to gently exfoliate the dry rough skin texture. They're going to plump and firm the surface of the skin. The encapsulated retinol is going to help improve the maturation rate of the epidermis, ultimately smoothing out the skin, allowing for stratum corneum compaction, which is going to be a game changer for reducing the formation of dry little bumps and dull skin. This is actually a fantastic formula for dry skin in general. It is deeply hydrating and substantially substantially reduces water loss out of the skin. I think most people will really like this regardless of if you have keratosis pilaris or not."
Body Care Empties: What a Dermatologist Would Buy Again
"It's kind of like if AmLactin and the Gold Bond Age Renew Retinol got together, you would have the remedy for body bumps KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer. This is the second time I have used this. It is very rich. It's got retinol which is good for over time, of course, improving collagen production, little fine lines can become less obvious and it can diminish wrinkle depth. But it's also really good for improving age related sunspots and just improving the surface of the skin, normalizing skin cell turnover. It's got urea and lactic acid. So this is really good actually if you have keratosis pilaris. It has several ingredients that target the dry rough bumps, reduce their formation. It also has ceramides, lipids that are part of your skin barrier, of course, and is fragrance-free. There's no niacinamide in this. If you're sensitive, you can use this on the face, but like I said, it is very heavy. I really, really like this actually quite a bit. And I think it's a great option if you are looking for a body retinol to improve the visible signs of skin aging. It is effective, but it is just a little heavier. Despite it being a little too heavy for my personal preference, I do think it's really, really good and I do recommend it."
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"I think I'm going to repurchase the KP moisturizer come winter time because that one is really really rich. When I first reviewed it years ago I felt like it wasn't that rich, but this last time I tried it in the new packaging I was like, whoa, this is really heavy. That has become one that I really like."
Yay
"Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer has lactic acid, urea, and retinol. [...] Use it in the shower, rinse it off. [...] I would recommend using this up to two times a week in the shower. [...] What I've noticed when I use it is that not only does it improve the texture immediately of the skin on my body, but I've also noticed that my hands are a lot smoother. They're like baby soft afterwards. This [...] will do double duty on elbows, knees, legs, hands as well. [...] You may find that if you do this and [...] get a little irritation, you do it less frequently. Maybe you can do it more frequently, but just tailor this to your skin type. Everyone has different degrees of sensitive skin. Whatever you can be consistent with is how you're going to get the best results."
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Frequently asked.

What is Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer?

An exfoliating body moisturizer containing lactic acid, urea, and retinol, designed to smooth rough skin texture on the body.

Is Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 81%.

What is Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer's Guru Score?

Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer holds a Guru Score of 81%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

Who is Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer best for?

Remedy KP Exfoliating Body Moisturizer is generally suited to dry skin.

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