Super Stacked™ · Dermatologist-developed
Stop dressing
around your arms.
The bumps you've scrubbed, buffed and covered up aren't dirt. They're keratin — plugged in the follicle. You don't sand them off. You dissolve them.
- Helps improve keratosis pilaris
- Helps repair crepey skin
- Moisturizes & exfoliates
7.7 fl oz · One tube, one step, AM or PM
- No fragrance
- Tested for sensitive skin
- Vegan & cruelty-free
- Derm-developed
0.1%
Encapsulated retinol
10%
Urea
5%
Lactic acid
4x
Ceramide complex
Watch first
Why scrubbing
made it worse.
The loofah decapitates the bump. The plug stays. Then it comes back angrier.
The mechanism
Sandpaper isn't a texture.
It's a symptom.
KP is keratin — the same protein as your hair — hardening inside the follicle into a plug that sits below the surface. Which is why every abrasive thing you've tried failed: you were sanding the roof of a problem that lives in the basement.
The plug has to be softened, loosened and lifted. Then the follicle has to stay hydrated so a new one doesn't form. That's two jobs. Most products do one.
- Loofahs and dry brushes
- Thick body butters with no actives
- Picking, squeezing, tweezing
- A four-step routine you quit by Thursday
Fig. 1 — Follicular cross-section, illustrative
Texture check
Rich going on.
Gone in 60 seconds.
Thick enough to hold a peak. Thin layer, damp skin, 60 seconds of rub-in — no film, no residue.
Super Stacked™ · Patent-pending blend
The stack,
not the single ingredient.
Every other KP lotion picks one acid and calls it a treatment. This one runs four clinically proven actives in a single pass — each doing a job the others can't.
10%
Urea
Softens and breaks down the hardened keratin plug while pulling water into the follicle. The plug-dissolver.
5%
Lactic acid
Loosens the bonds holding dead cells down so they shed instead of piling up. One of the only acids that resurfaces and hydrates at once.
0.1%
Encapsulated retinol
Time-released turnover, so new plugs stop forming and leftover red or brown marks fade. Encapsulated means slow, buffered, body-tolerable.
4x
Ceramide complex
The insurance policy. Rebuilds barrier lipids in the same stroke that exfoliates, so smoothing never costs you your barrier.
Four actives, one formulation. Water phase and oil phase, engineered to sit together.
Why this one
Four things
nobody can copy.
One pass. Not four steps.
Exfoliant, humectant, retinoid and barrier repair in a single squeeze. The routine you'll still be doing in week four is the one with one step in it.
It treats the marks, not just the bumps.
The red, brown and purple shadows left behind after a bump flattens? Most KP products ignore them. Retinol and lactic acid go after the discoloration directly.
Encapsulated retinol — exfoliation with a seatbelt.
Raw retinol on the whole body is a recipe for peeling. Encapsulation releases it slowly, buffered by urea and ceramides in the same layer. Strong result, low drama.
Barrier-first, so it's usable forever.
KP is chronic — it returns when you stop. Only a formula gentle enough for daily long-term use actually keeps skin smooth. Built for the long haul, not a two-week detox.
The protocol
Morning or night.
Sixty seconds.
Technique is the difference between smooth skin and a tacky film. Do it this way.
Step 01
Clean, slightly damp skin.
Straight out of the shower is ideal. Damp skin pulls the humectants deeper and cuts absorption time roughly in half.
Step 02
A thin layer — less than you think.
A ten-cent coin covers one upper arm. This is a treatment, not a body butter. Over-applying is the single cause of that tacky feeling.
Step 03
Rub in fully. Then leave it.
Work it in a full 60 seconds until nothing sits on the surface. Then dress. Every day, arms and thighs, indefinitely.
Using it in the AM? Wear sunscreen on exposed skin. Retinol and acids increase sun sensitivity — that's chemistry, not a flaw. Simplest fix: use it at night and skip the thinking.
Real skin · real timelines
Not a filter.
A protocol.
Upper arms — the classic KP zone.
Thighs and backs of legs — the zone nobody talks about.
What to expect
Don't quit
on day nine.
Week 01
Softer to the touch.
Dryness and flaking go first. Bumps are still there, but the sandpaper feeling starts to dull.
Week 02
Bumps start flattening.
Plugs loosen and shed. Texture visibly evens out. This is the week most people stop hiding their arms.
Week 04
The marks fade too.
Leftover redness and dark spots lighten. Crepey texture reads firmer. Keep going — KP returns if you stop.
100%
of users reported improvement in KP, smoother texture and noticeably moisturized skin in a 4-week trial.
Consumer study. Results vary. KP is chronic — managed, not cured.The upgrade
Same formula.
More of it.
The pump became a tube for one reason: dose control. You squeeze exactly what a thigh needs, and nothing dries out in the neck of a bottle.
5.5 fl oz
Previous pump
7.7 fl oz
New tube · +40% product
Straight answers
The questions
we get asked most.
Four weeks later
Sleeveless,
without the decision.
No angling. No sleeve-tugging. No photo you have to think about first.
Verified reviews
What happened
to their arms.
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REMEDY for body bumps
Smooth isn't a filter.
It's four actives
and four weeks.
7.7 fl oz · No fragrance · Vegan & cruelty-free
Keratosis pilaris is a common, harmless and chronic skin condition. This is a cosmetic treatment intended to improve the appearance and texture of skin — not a cure, and results vary between individuals. Contains retinol and alpha hydroxy acid: use sunscreen on exposed skin, avoid the eye area, and discontinue use if persistent irritation occurs. Speak to a dermatologist about persistent or worsening skin concerns, and before use if pregnant or breastfeeding.