KP Exfoliating Body Scrub.

"This product contains 7% glycolic acid, 3% lactic acid, and fine sucrose particles. It's also got some very hydrating ingredients, 26% glycerin, along with hyaluronic acid, urea, and squalane, an emollient. What you have here is a product that offers a combination of both mechanical and chemical exfoliation, but in a very hydrating base. I'm quite impressed with the overall texture and performance of this particular product. A lot of body scrubs are either too abrasive, too oily, difficult to spread on the skin, or very heavily scented. I like that this one is fragrance-free, spreads on the skin easily, and has the perfect grit for very gentle mechanical exfoliation without overdoing it. Because the formula contains such a high concentration of glycerin along with other humectants, it does not leave the skin feeling dry and squeaky clean or tight, which is an indication that the product has stripped your moisture barrier. The exfoliating acids are glycolic and lactic acid, which are alpha hydroxy acids. Glycolic acid is smaller than lactic acid, so it penetrates a little bit more deeply. Lactic acid also penetrates the skin very well and is very hydrating, meaning it helps to improve water content in the skin. Together, these ingredients work well not just for keratosis pilaris, but for those dry, rough, discolored elbows, dry, flaky skin texture, and dull skin."

"I would recommend using this up to two times a week in the shower. That's basically how I've been using it. And what I've noticed 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. I will say, if you do this and you do the Remedy for body bumps leave-on lotion, maybe you 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."