What is keratosis pilaris and how can you get rid of bumpy ‘chicken skin’?
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ok.co.ukWe don’t know about you but we’re keeping our limbs firmly snuggled under layers of knitwear until warmer weather arrives – but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t still be paying attention to the skin on our bodies.
And if you’ve noticed dry, bumpy skin on your arms and legs, it may be a completely harmless but annoying condition called “keratosis pilaris” (it’s also sometimes known as “KP”, or “chicken skin” because of its freshly-plucked appearance).
Luckily there are steps you can take to improve the look and feel of your skin. Here’s how… What does keratosis pilaris look like?
Tiny, painless bumps, most commonly occurring on the upper arms and legs.The skin may also feel especially dry, rough or itchy.
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