REMEDY for Body Bumps
REMEDY for Body Bumps
Clears the buildup behind rough, bumpy skin, in one step.
- Many people notice smoother texture within two weeks
- 10% urea, 5% lactic acid, retinol, and ceramides in one tube
- Formulated with input from board-certified dermatologists
- Already sold out three times. Back in stock now
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Product Details
- 10% urea and 5% lactic acid to clear buildup at the follicle
- Retinol to promote ongoing surface turnover
- Ceramides for barrier support
- 7.7 fl oz / 225 mL per tube
- For AM and PM use
- Made in the USA
I already tried something like this and it didn't work
A single acid can exfoliate without moisturizing or protecting the barrier, which is often why results stall. This pairs urea and lactic acid with retinol and ceramides, so the skin is exfoliated, moisturized, and protected in the same step.
Will it work if I have sensitive or eczema-prone skin?
Ceramides were included specifically for barrier support, since keratosis pilaris and eczema often show up together. We recommend patch testing a small area first if your skin is reactive.
How do I use it?
Apply after a shower. If you're new to retinol, start every other night until your skin gets used to it, then move to once or twice a day.
Shipping & Returns
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 days and arrive within 5 to 10 days after that. Backed by a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Still trying to pop those arm bumps?
The backs of your arms can finally feel smooth again, without layering three different products.
- Many people notice smoother texture within two weeks
- 10% urea, 5% lactic acid, retinol, and ceramides in one formula
- Formulated with input from board-certified dermatologists
- Already sold out three times. Back in stock now
You already asked. You were probably told there's nothing you can do.
Rough, reddened bumps on the backs of your arms are easy to live with and hard to explain. Squeezing them does nothing. A regular lotion smooths the surface for an hour and then it's back.
It isn't your diet. It isn't gluten. It isn't a hygiene thing. It's a buildup of dry skin and dead cells trapped around the hair follicle, and most products never actually reach it.
A real customer's experience before trying REMEDY for Body Bumps.
One formula does what three products couldn't.
Instead of reaching for a separate exfoliant, a separate moisturizer, and a separate barrier cream, REMEDY for Body Bumps stacks all four jobs into one step.
Clear the buildup
10% urea and 5% lactic acid loosen and lift the dead skin trapped at the follicle.
Keep skin turning over
Retinol promotes ongoing surface turnover so the buildup is slower to reform.
Protect the barrier
Ceramides hold moisture in, which matters since many people with this also deal with dry or eczema-prone skin.
A side by side even we didn't expect.
One customer tested it on one arm only, and compared it to a glycolic acid product that hadn't worked for her.
I'd tried a glycolic acid cream for months with nothing to show for it. A few weeks into this one and the texture on my arm is actually smoother.
I stopped tensing up every time I caught my arm in the mirror. It's the first routine that didn't just make the redness worse.
One tube barely looks used and my arms already look different. Applying it took less time than the lotion routine I was doing before.
A second dermatologist says the same thing.
Most over the counter options only contain one or two of the ingredients dermatologists actually look for in a KP routine. This is one of the only ones built with three of them in effective amounts, plus a barrier ingredient most skip entirely.
Results some people see within a month.
A pea sized amount after your shower is all it takes. No scrubbing, no second product layered on top, just one step that fits into a routine you already have.
One tube goes a long way.
Because the formula is concentrated, a small amount covers both arms. Most people are still working through their first tube months after starting.
The same arm, photographed in the same spot, over two and a half weeks.
This is what two and a half weeks actually looks like.
No filters, no studio lighting. The same spot on the same porch, photographed as the texture changed.
Other treatments only do one of these. This does all four.
No more layering three bottles
Urea, lactic acid, retinol, and ceramides, combined into one effective formula instead of four separate steps.
Built for texture, not just moisture
A basic lotion sits on the surface. This clears what's actually trapped underneath.
Goes beyond the arms
Many people also use it on crepey skin, elbows, and knees.
How it stacks up against what you've probably already tried.
| REMEDY for Body Bumps | A basic body lotion | A single ingredient treatment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reaches the buildup at the follicle | |||
| Moisturizes and exfoliates together | |||
| Includes barrier support (ceramides) | |||
| One product instead of several |
It's sold out three times already.
Here's exactly what's in your tube, and what it would normally take to put this routine together piece by piece.
Before you go, the honest answers.
Will this actually help with keratosis pilaris (strawberry skin or chicken skin)?
It's built around the four ingredients dermatologists most often point to for this exact texture: urea and lactic acid to clear the buildup, retinol to keep skin turning over, and ceramides to support the barrier. Most single-ingredient products only cover one of these.
I already asked my dermatologist and was told there's nothing I can do. Why would this be different?
That's a common answer because most over the counter options really do only address one part of the problem. This formula was built specifically to combine the ingredients that cover all of it at once, which is why it's become one of the go-to recommendations some dermatologists give their own patients.
I've tried other treatments, including glycolic acid, and nothing worked. Why would this?
A single acid can exfoliate without moisturizing or protecting the barrier, which is often why results stall. This pairs urea and lactic acid with retinol and ceramides so the skin is exfoliated, moisturized, and protected in the same step.
I have sensitive or eczema-prone skin. Is this safe to use?
Ceramides were included specifically for barrier support, which matters since keratosis pilaris and eczema often show up together. As with any new product, we recommend patch testing a small area first if your skin is reactive.
How often should I use it?
Apply after a shower. If you're new to retinol, start every other night until your skin gets used to it, then move to once or twice a day.
When will I start seeing results?
Many people notice a change in texture within two weeks of consistent use. Redness or dark spots around the follicle typically take longer to fade.
Does this help anywhere besides the arms?
Many customers also use it on crepey skin, dark elbows, and knees, since the same four ingredients apply there too.
What is your shipping and return policy?
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 days and arrive within 5 to 10 days after that. If it's not right for you, you're covered by a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Where is this made?
REMEDY for Body Bumps is made in the USA.
What's showing up in the reviews.
Finally something that didn't just sit on top of the bumps.
One step in the shower and I'm done. So much easier than three separate products.
I was skeptical since nothing else had worked, but I'm glad I kept going past week one.
Ordered it again before I even finished the first tube.
Stop popping. Start clearing it at the source.
10% urea, 5% lactic acid, retinol, and ceramides, in one tube, for $19.99.
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