will it help with strawberry legs and ingrown hairs?
You've Been Fighting This for Years
The long sleeves in summer. The bumps you feel every time you cross your arms. A drawer full of lotions that did nothing
It's Not Dirt. It's a Plug.
Each bump is keratin a protein trapped inside the hair follicle.
(Doctors call it keratosis pilaris. Most people just call it chicken skin.)
Scrubbing can't reach the plug. It only irritates the follicle, so the skin turns red and comes back rougher.
Every loofah and grainy scrub was quietly making it worse.
The fix isn't scrubbing harder. It's working on the plug gently.
Three Actives, One Stick.
A rinse-free glycolic stick that works on the plug at the source.
7% Glycolic Acid
Loosens the keratin plugs that make skin rough and bumpy
0.5% Salicylic Acid
Reaches into the pore, where glycolic can't.
10% Shea Butter
Calms and softens, so skin never feels stripped
Softens the bumps. Helps fade the marks. No scrubbing.
Three Actives, One Stick.
A rinse-free glycolic stick that works on the plug at the source.
7% Glycolic Acid
Loosens the keratin plugs that make skin rough and bumpy
0.5% Salicylic Acid
Reaches into the pore, where glycolic can't.
10% Shea Butter
Calms and softens, so skin never feels stripped
Softens the bumps. Helps fade the marks. No scrubbing.
tried everything? here's why none of it worked.
the bumps, and the marks they leave.
one swipe. in the shower. done.
real people. real chicken-skin results.
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