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Keratosis Pilaris - Sand paper - Chicken skin

1. Cleansing (Morning & Evening)
2. Toning - Refreshing (Morning & Evening)
3. Pre-care/ Moisturizing (Morning - Evening)
4. Day  Cream (Morning)
5. Peeling (3 Times weekly- Evening only)
6. Night Cream (Morning -Evening)

1. Biodroga MD Moisturizing Cleansing Milk - 200 m

 It contains pomegranate extract with antioxidant properties and nurtures skin.

How To Use: Moisten skin and apply Biodroga MD Moisturizing Cleansing Milk in the am and pm. Rinse off completely with tepid water. Next, apply Biodroga MD Cleansing Refreshing Skin Lotion

- Morning And Evening

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2. Biodroga MD Refreshing Skin Lotion - 200 ml

Keratosis pilaris atrophicans faciei

Keratosis pilaris rubra faciei

Treatment

Step two of the daily skincare routine. It tones without drying skin out and eliminates any excess cleanser left behind.

How To Use:

Apply to a cotton pad and gently wipe Biodroga MD Refreshing Skin Lotion over skin (Leave it on skin don’t rinse off)

- Morning and Evening

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3. Biodroga Md perfect Hydration 24 Hour Care Fluid 50 ml

Soaks skin with moisturizing ingredients leaving no chance for dryness linesActs like a thirst quencher from outside. Due to natural oils and extracts

How To Use:

Apply all over face and massage gently.

Morning and evening.

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4. Biodroga Md Cerato Balance Smoothing Cream 50 ml

Smoothing Creme helps to counter inflammatory processes and diminishes hornification disorders occurring in the case of keratoses.

How to use:

With regular use, it diminishes the skin condition keratosis and as a consequence the sandpaper skin. Apply a thin layer all over face. Massage gently.

- Morning and Evening

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These fruit extracts use natural alphahydroxy acids like glycolic acid, citric acid, tartaric acid, and lactic acid. Biodroga MD Skin Refining Peeling formula will not dry skin out, opens up pores, dissolves oil and eliminates surface dead skin cells.

How to use: (Evening - After Cleansing)

First, clean your face. At night, apply Biodroga MD Skin Refining Peeling and avoid the eye area. Leave product on for 5 - 10 minutes and then thoroughly rinse off with tepid water. Avoid all contact with eyes.

APPLY 3 TIMES A WEEK.

5. Biodroga md Skin Refining Peeling 30 ml

6. Repeat steps 2+ 3 + 4:

2. Biodroga MD Refreshing Skin Lotion - 200 ml

3. Biodroga Md perfect Hydration 24 Hour Care Fluid    50 ml

4. Biodroga Md Cerato Balance Smoothing Cream     50 ml

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Keratosis Pilaris is a skin condition, also (unfortunately) known as "chicken skin," that is caused by a buildup of keratin. Keratin is the primary structural fibrous protein that makes up the outermost layer of skin. When excess keratin builds up it plugs the hair follicle and creates a bump. When multiple follicles become blocked, it creates rough skin that is covered in pink, brown, or white bumps. Keratosis Pilaris is most commonly found on the backs of the arms and legs, but can also be found on the face or back.

Like all chronic skin conditions, the root cause of Keratosis Pilaris is the result of a internal imbalance. All chronic skin conditions indicate that the internal organs are not properly processing nutrients and/or toxins. Any toxins that build up in excess are pushed outward to the skin as a last resort for elimination, because the other elimination organs are not able to process the toxic load. Some skin conditions can also be caused by a lack of essential nutrients.

To truly heal means to rectify the imbalance that is the root cause of the condition, which is internal  - and to use topical treatments in conjunction with the internal treatments.

Keratosis pilaris atrophicans faciei is characterized by facial follicular atrophy or tiny scar like indentations as it resolves. It is reddish tiny bumps that develop on the face particularly on the cheeks. It is one of the two types of Keratosis pilaris that occurs on the cheek.

Keratosis pilaris rubra faciei is one of the two types of Keratosis pilaris that develops on the face particularly on the cheeks. It is sometimes mistaken for another skin condition known as Rosacea and is commonly seen among babies. Keratosis pilaris rubra faciei may also occur during the early childhood and adolescence stage. The papules in this type of Keratosis pilaris make the skin feel rough and dry.

Keratosis pilaris atrophicans faciei

Keratosis pilaris rubra faciei

(It is sometimes mistaken for another skin condition known as Rosacea )

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