Has anyone tried DERMAdoctor KP Duty?

No, what kind of treatment is it?



Sofia

Yes, I currently use KP Duty from Dermadoctor. It definitely helps make a more even, smoother appearance, but does not completely get rid of redness or bumps. Although it is expensive, I think it is worth it, especially in the summer when my arms are exposed a lot. In my experience, KP Duty works better than Neutrogena's Skin Smoothing lotion (also advertised for KP). Also, Dermadoctor will send you all kinds of fun samples along with your lotion.

How expensive?

I read up on it, its around 20-40 dollars depending on the retailer. In one store, Sephora, it's around 36$

Are there any petro- products in the ingredient list? Or mineral oil? It would probably be listed in the Inactive Ingredient list...

They say:

KP Duty™ is a concentrated treatment with potent antioxidant Green Tea, moisture replenishing Hyaluronic Acid and texturizing Dimethicone.

Contains:
Glycolic Acid - Powerful AHA
Sodium Glycolate – Glycolic Acid salt with buffering action
Green Tea – Botanical antioxidant with soothing anti-redness action
Urea - Humectant
Algae – Soothing botanical
Sodium Hyaluronate –Potent hydrating agent
Dimethicone – Barrier agent – reduces moisture evaporation

• Dermatologist Tested & Approved
• Non Comedogenic
• Non Irritating
• Allergy Tested
• Fragrance Free
• Dye Free
• pH Balanced
• No Animal Testing

Patent Pending

For maximum results, use in conjunction with KP Duty Body Scrub With Chemical + Physical Medi-Exfoliation

Apply KP Duty™ to hands, body or feet and gently massage into skin. Use twice daily or as often as needed.

Purchase 2 tubes and receive FREE SHIPPING for all domestic orders!

Independent Clinical Study Results:

KP Duty was shown to statistically improve the clinical findings of Keratosis Pilaris, including skin hydration and smoothness while also targeting the inflammation and redness.

Results of KP Duty use over the 6 week period:

94% of users showed a clinical improvement.
Up to an 84% reduction in redness and inflammation.
Up to a 218% increase in skin hydration.

There are also before and after fotos:

http://www.dermadoctor.com./product....19FCF974D40%7D

I have alba as well, and I read from I think morningbell that a certain coconut oil treatment works. I'm still trying things out, so I'll let you know.

About KP duty, I've read that the parabens found in the ingredients are harmful to your body, acting as carcinogens, even! I'll read up some more about it.

Sofia,

Alba? Does my description sound like alba? I'll look for morningbells post.
BTW, How did you get that cute little bean attached to your post?

On the homepage, click on User CP (or control panel), then on the left side click on Edit Avatar. Then you just pick one you like!

KP duty did nothing for me. Of course, I only used one tube (somewhere around the $40 mark) and I was loathe to try again. AllisonSullivan (above) has had great results from arbonne, and I'm having good results from Alpha Hydrox (www.alphahydrox.com) enhanced lotion, so what works for some might not work for others.

I just did some research and found out that the Arbonne products I'm using contain Alpha Hydroxy Acids! No wonder we're having success! They also have peptides, beta hydroxy acids, Vitamin C, and anti-oxidants. There's much more, but I'm not trying to be a product knowledege manual here. If anyone's THAT interested, I'll email you a link. Just email me....

Unfortunately the Arbonne products contain parabens too.

How do you know a product has parabens?