r/keratosis↗
Keratosis Pilaris Support
Ever wonder what those small, rough bumps on your arms or legs are? It could be Keratosis pilaris (KP) (AKA Strawberry skin/Chicken skin), a very common skin disorder comprised of common variants and rare subtypes: KP rubra, KP alba, KP rubra faceii, KP atrophicans, Ulerythema ophryogenes, etc. On this subreddit we focus on treatments, routines, and over all body positivity. Evidence-based discussions are encouraged, as well as sharing tips & tricks for dealing with KP. Welcome to r/Keratosis!
35k subscribers146 posts / mo in Sep 2026115 authors / mosince 2015
r/keratosis has 35k members (+20% over the last 12 months). It gets about 146 posts a month from 115 people. Top topics: Leg Shaving Tips & Issues, Korean Skincare and Tretinoin Progress.
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- Leg Shaving Tips & Issues0.5%
- Korean Skincare0.2%
- Tretinoin Progress0.2%
- Skincare Progress0.1%
- Health Concerns<0.1%
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- Musely FaceRx
- Makeup Artist's Choice
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