How do you get rid of strawberry skin

Don't let those strawberry legs make you down, get rid of them by using these 5 easy steps plus a home remedy scrub. You'll have a smooth skin in 2 weeks

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Strawberry skin is a combination of oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells trapped in your skin, making them look like the tiny seeds on strawberries. If you are eager to get rid of them, especially during the summer time, there are some at-home remedies you can use to finally free out your skin.

Strawberry legs can be embarassing as the condition causes unsightly rosy-red patches on the skin. It can easily be treated with natural remedies. Here is how!

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…

Matt Randon 🧩 on Instagram: "HOW TO REDUCE STRAWBERRY SKIN’S APPEARANCE!🍓 Using the @ceraveuki (ad) cream with salicylic acid and urea 3/4 x week will leave your skin smoothed in no time! 🥰 #strawberryskin #bumpyskin #skincarecommunity #skincareaddict #skincarelover #skincareroutines #skincareobsessed #skincarejunkie"

Dr. Neera Nathan | How to treat keratosis pilaris (“strawberry legs” or “chicken skin”) like a dermatologist. Keratosis pilaris (KP) usually presents as... | Instagram