Learn how to naturally remove those pesky tiny bumps on your skin with this helpful video tutorial! Say goodbye to bumpy skin with these easy at-home remedies.

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Rough, bumpy skin caused by keratosis pilaris can be hard to manage. Beauty Daily consulted with the pros for your expert-backed guide to treating it.

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Got skin bumps? Many folks have em. They may be Sebaceous Hyperplasia (SH) small shiny bumps on the skin’s surface. It’s important to have skin bumps checked by a dermatologist. If your bumps are SH, they are harmless. SH blemish the skin and may be difficult to prevent but they can be managed or re

Your skin texture issues like uneven skin, bumpy texture, or small raised bumps all over your face are harder to get rid of through simple exfoliation.

Got skin bumps? Many folks have em. They may be Sebaceous Hyperplasia (SH) small shiny bumps on the skin’s surface. It’s important to have skin bumps checked by a dermatologist. If your bumps are SH, they are harmless. SH blemish the skin and may be difficult to prevent but they can be managed or removed.Follow Skin Remodeling DIY on Facebook for weekly messages on health and beauty.

Dr. Neera Nathan on Instagram: "How to treat keratosis pilaris (“strawberry legs” or “chicken skin”) like a dermatologist. Keratosis pilaris (KP) usually presents as rough, bumpy skin on the arms and/or legs and is pretty common. If you are bothered by your KP, here’s a three step routine I swear by as a dermatologist to help get rid of those bumps: 1. Use a gentle exfoliant in the shower 3-4x per week. Avoid loofahs which are a breeding ground for bacteria and just make skin more…

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