i believe that those with a family history of KP are harder to treat than those with no family history like me. does anyone have any evidence to prove this theory right or wrong??
i think if we all work together on this skin condition that we are all battling, we will get more answers...everyone should do there own little research.

i highly doubt anyone will be able to prove this theory wrong because i have a friend who has hereditary KP and he doesn't respond to anything anywhere near as good as i do.

my mom tells me that she had KP like I do and it went away after pregnancy for her. I find it so hard to believe because her skin is so soft and smooth. There are no marks or anything on her!

My skin is very soft and oily, the only thing i suffer from is the redness.

KP is never found on oily skin. Are you sure your cheeks are oily?

I'm the only one in my family (that I know of) that has KP. Nothing the doctors have suggested have worked yet. I guess I'll let you know how it goes with the Arbonne stuff. Though, I'm not sure how you could compare how easily someone is treated vs. someone else when we've all had lots of failures.

yeah well i have kp and kprf and my skin is oily, and i am 100% sure of tht...cause when i pinch the skin on my cheeks oil comes out.

Okay, I've been using the stuff for a coupla weeks, now and I'm definitely better! My legs are healed up and my arms are getting better. I'm hoping they'll clear up entirely if I stick with it. I have to admit that I forget to use it sometimes (translation: fall asleep on the couch in my clothes with the TV on) and I read that it might come back if you don't use it every day, so I'm gonna try to do that. I'll let you guys know how it is after a month or so...