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Top Keratosis Pilaris Products Purchased by Parents in 2017 | KPKids.net

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The Top Keratosis Pilaris Products Purchased by Parents in 2017

We've done the research and pulled the reports, and here's what parents of KP kids were buying in 2017. These are the top 25 most-purchased KP products in 2017 from our KPKids website. Explore the list below, broken down into categories. Then...

5 Facts You Don't Know about Dry Skin | KPKids.net

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5 Things You Don’t Know About Dry Skin

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Dry skin is a pain.

Literally, dry skin is a painful reaction to your body's lack of water. So why does your skin get unusually dry and how do you repair the damage that's been done? How do you keep your skin healthy and prevent it from itching...

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What Your Answers to our Skin Care Questionnaire Have Taught Us about Keratosis Pilaris

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The results are in! Your helpful responses have taught us volumes about what you, as a parent of a child with keratosis pilaris, are struggling with and how you're treating this often-frustrating skin condition. In January of 2017, we asked...

CeraVe products for keratosis pilaris | KPKids.net

Top Picks from CeraVe

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These are our top picks for gentle, moisturizing products from CeraVe for caring for your child's keratosis pilaris, eczema or dry, sensitive skin.

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Recommended Products for Children with KP: 5 – 8 years

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Our children become more independent every year, and managing the health of their skin becomes very important during the ages of 5 - 8 years. But how do you teach them the basics of good skin care at this age?

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How a Humidifier can Help your Child’s Dry Skin

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A humidifier is an indoor fan unit that circulates water vapor into the air. With humid air circulating through a room (especially a bedroom), your body can absorb some of that moisture into your skin, nasal passages and throat to keep you...