REMEDY for body bumps - KP Body Lotion
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Remedy Skin's KP Body Lotion contains 10% urea with lactic acid and retinol, according to board-certified dermatologist Doctorly. The formula targets body bumps and keratosis pilaris through chemical exfoliation and moisturizing ingredients. No other creators or user feedback are available to assess texture, scent, or long-term results.
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Positive
- “I swear this is a lot heavier than it used to be, like denser on the skin. So much so that I even felt a little overheated a couple of nights using it”8:35–8:42
- “It is very rich”8:44–8:50
- “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”8:47–8:52
- “It's got urea and lactic acid. So this is really good actually if you have keratosis pilaris”9:05–9:11
- “It has several ingredients that target the dry rough bumps, reduce their formation”9:11–9:19
- “I really really like this actually quite a bit and I think it's a great option if you were looking for a body retinol to improve the visible signs of skin aging”9:29–9:33
- “You can use it on the chest, the neck, if you tolerate it, the upper arms. I mean, anywhere and everywhere you want to use it”9:38–9:41
- “And it is effective, but it is just a little heavier, you know”9:45–9:49
- Source: Body care empties a dermatologist would buy again - Jun 16, 2026
- “We have a 10% urea product that has lactic acid and retinol in it”
- Source: Best moisturizers of the year: doctorly favorites of 2025 - Jan 15, 2026
Mixed / Negative
No negative reviews yet — creators have only had good things to say.
What creators say
- Consensus
- 4.2 / 5 from 2 creator reviewsGrailPeople ratings based on creator reviews.
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- Type
- body lotion
- Finish
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- Shade
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- Key ingredients
- Urea, Lactic Acid, Retinol, Ceramides
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