Many body lotions improve surface softness but do not address the underlying causes of rough or uneven texture. This in-depth guide explains why texture returns, what makes a body lotion truly texture-focused, and how modern formulations combine exfoliation, hydration, and barrier support to deliver longer-lasting results. Learn how a treatment-level body lotion can redefine what effective body care looks like for rough, bumpy, and keratosis pilaris-prone skin.
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Glycolic acid can improve body skin texture when used correctly, but body skin behaves differently to facial skin. Understanding how glycolic acid works and where it should not be applied is key to getting results without irritation.
Keratosis pilaris and strawberry legs are not caused by dry skin alone. Learn how glycolic acid can help improve body texture, what works, and what does not when treating bumpy skin on the body.
Rough, bumpy body skin is not usually caused by dryness alone. It is commonly driven by slowed skin cell turnover and keratin build up in thicker body skin. Glycolic acid can improve body texture when it is formulated specifically for the body and used consistently. This guide explains what works, why many products fail, where glycolic acid should not be applied, and how to use it correctly for smoother looking body skin.
Rough and bumpy body skin is not a moisturising problem. Learn why most body lotions fail on texture conditions such as keratosis pilaris and what ingredient science actually works.
A science based explanation of what causes keratosis pilaris and which ingredients actually improve rough, bumpy body skin.