AmLactin KP Bumps Be Gone Hydrating Body Lotion - Unscented - 3oz: Exfoliating, Deep Hydration, Contains Alpha Hydroxy, Dry Skin

A: This lotion is recommended for dry skin, providing deep hydration and smoothing benefits.

A: The lotion contains 15% Lactic Acid, which gently exfoliates and hydrates the skin.

A: This lotion is suggested for individuals aged 12 years and up.

A: No, the lotion is unscented and free from added fragrances.

A: The product is not tested on animals, adhering to cruelty-free standards.

A: While both products contain 15% lactic acid, which is the key ingredient for exfoliating KP bumps, the KP Bumps Be Gone formula is specifically designed to address the condition. Its richer, creamier texture and targeted formulation can make it more effective for stubborn, localized rough and bumpy patches. However, the Intensive Healing formula with added ceramides is also a strong choice, particularly for those who experience KP along with overall dry skin, as it helps repair the skin's moisture barrier. For some users, consistency in application is more important than the specific formula, as both products effectively exfoliate the skin.

A: AmLactin KP Bumps Be Gone is not recommended for children; it has a suggested age of 12 years and up.

A: Hi there! While you can technically use AmLactin KP Bumps Be Gone on your face, it is strongly advised to be cautious and test a small area first, especially if you have sensitive skin. The product is formulated for the body, and its high concentration of lactic acid can cause irritation on the more delicate facial skin. If you choose to use the lotion on your face, follow these steps: Test a small area: Apply a small amount to a discreet spot, such as behind your ear or along your jawline. Wait at least 24 hours to see how your skin reacts. Use sparingly and gradually: If you don't experience irritation, begin by using it infrequently (e.g., once or twice a week) and gradually increase use as your skin tolerates it. Use at night: Apply it before bed to avoid immediate sun exposure. Lactic acid is an exfoliant, and your skin is more vulnerable to the sun after use. Avoid eyes and lips: Be careful to avoid the delicate skin around your eyes and mouth. Listen to your skin: If you experience any persistent redness, stinging, or peeling, discontinue use.

A: Hello! Yes, AmLactin KP Bumps Be Gone Hydrating Body Lotion is generally considered safe for use on healed tattoos. It's a moisturizer containing lactic acid, which can actually help improve the appearance of tattoos by exfoliating dry skin, making the colors appear more vibrant.

A: Hello - this item may not be eligible. Please check with your FSA plan administrator.