CeraVe
The standard answer to keratosis pilaris on arms and thighs.
Salicylic acid and urea to break down the keratin plugs behind bumpy skin, with ceramides to stop the whole thing turning into a dryness problem. Works slowly and needs to be kept up.
How to use it: Seals in everything above it. Don't skip on oily skin.
Compared across every retailer we track, with per-unit pricing so different sizes are judged fairly.
Save $1.10 by buying from Amazon rather than the most expensive stockist.
| Retailer | Price | Per unit | Shipping | Link |
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AmazonCheapest Checked 2 months ago | $13.25−12% $14.99 | $0.060 / ml | Free | Visit ↗ |
Ulta Beauty Checked 2 months ago | $13.85−8% $14.99 | $0.060 / ml | $5.95, free over $35 | Visit ↗ |
Target Checked 2 months ago | $14.35−4% $14.99 | $0.060 / ml | $5.99, free over $35 | Visit ↗ |
Walmart Checked 2 months ago | $14.35−20% $17.95 | $0.060 / ml | $6.99, free over $35 |
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2 key actives doing the work here.
An oil-soluble exfoliant that gets inside the pore and clears out the plug.
Hydrates at low percentages and dissolves thickened skin at high ones.
The mortar between your skin cells. Replacing them is how a damaged barrier gets rebuilt.
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