Keratosis Pilaris and Hyperkeratosis Cream Treatment, Outstanding Results

*PLEASE READ* Hi, I have several seborrheic keratosis. The one on my forehead was really getting me down as I was forever trying to hide it and even resorted to covering it with a plaster. I took a leap of faith and made the purchase as the seller has a great return policy and I thought it was worth a try! I can't afford to have them removed privately and my GP is as much use as a, well, I better not say as swearing on here won't be allowed but you get the picture... *USELESS* Not only are they unsightly, they also itch like crazy! I have prime so made the purchase on December 1st expecting to wait a couple of weeks for it to arrive but it came really fast!! very impressed (thank you seller). Ok so here's my experience... let me start by saying I am allergic to lots of things and have very sensitive skin so I was surprised at how well I tolerated the cream! I was fully expecting an allergic reaction or severe pain but I did great with it. Ok granted you do feel it but nothing that you won't be able to cope with... more of that later.. keep reading as I NEVER write reviews but I'm here to help people who were in my position of not knowing what to do or if they should try it. How did I prepare?.. I washed my face and dried the area thoroughly. Application?.. I literally put some on my finger and just dabbed it on the monster on my face, I didn't rub it in, just let it sit on it and was careful to not let it go on the surrounding skin. How did it feel?... A very slight burn, nothing much at all to be honest and that dissipated within a few minutes. How long did I leave it on? ... I put it on before bed, let it dry in first before laying on it with it being on my face (just fan it with your hand to dry it faster). I left it on over night 5 hours sleep time then when I woke I washed my face but avoided that area, I just left it until bedtime and I washed it off before bed then put some more on... I did this for 5 days. 5 days later what happened?.. I noticed it becoming more crusty and flaking off when I touched it so I used a gentle exfoliating wash on it then rubbed gently with a dry wash cloth.. it started falling off in tiny pieces. I then let it settle for an hour and applied more as above for a further 5 days. Day 10... on washing it off using the above GENTLE exfoliating methods it started to fall off!! I used my finger nail and very very carefully picked to see what would happen and it literally started peeling off! NO PAIN, NO BLEEDING. I then decided to give it a days rest to see if it naturally kept coming away which it did, even just slightly rubbing it with my finger it was coming off more and more. I used Vit E oil (you can use anything moisturising) just to take the dryness away and get a less rough surface ready to apply again for the last time on day 12. Day 12... Applied a TINY bit just a small dab and left on for a full 24 hours before washing off then exfoliating. It has gone!! yippee!! 12 days!! Was it all plain sailing? .. no but nothing worth doing is right?.. there was more of a burny feeling the more the wart was coming off and that's purely because on application it's touching fresh skin from where it had come away and obvs the skin is pretty new and a bit raw so I wasn't surprised that it felt burny. It wasn't the most pleasant feeling but just grit your teeth for a few mins or swear like I did Haha and it will pass in around 10 mins. Just remember this stuff is on fresh skin at this point and it's natural to feel something. Also remember any burning is temporary, that helps to keep in mind especially when it's giving you the result you want. I am very impressed and I recommend people to try it. We are all different though so my experience may not be yours but remember what I said at the start, I'm allergic to everything and have very sensitive skin and so if I tolerated it then I feel optimistic for others out there with more hardy skin than mine. Again, I reiterate, we are all different. Pictures.. A had a blonde moment and stupidly didn't take a before pic of it on my forehead so I've attached a pic of one I currently have on my arm that I'm about to start next. The one on my forehead was TWICE the size of the one you see here in the pic on my arm. I hope that helps give you an idea of what I was dealing with. You'll see on my after pic of my forehead what it looks like right at this moment. Yes, you still see something but thats just pinky skin and dry, it needs a weeks worth of moisturising I'd say and then it should look back to normal and even if it doesn't I'm still over the moon cos this is night and day to what I was dealing with prior. In closing.. I'm very happy with the result. Don't give up, keep at it and give it a try is my advice. I really hope this helps someone. Good luck and all the best for 2022. Thank you to the seller too fur a wonderful miracle product!! Peace xx

I bought this after some good reviews I'd read. This basically did naff all. I was really strict with sticking to the instructions but absolutely nothing happened. Do not buy

Amazing cream best I have ever used. It is expensive but great cream. The only thing what I find very hard to understand is price of postage and packaging £8.99 when it’s only cost £4.34 to send rather disgusting

This is like no other skin lotion that I have used. It is very effective though for best results you do have to stick to a regime. Apply twice a day for 28 days to clean dry skin, using a wash cloth when bathing to help exfoliate, after the first 7 days. Continue for the next 28 days in a similar way but applying the lotion only once a day. Good results seen very quickly in my case, even though I didn't actually do the whole 56 days as thankfully my problem is not severe. The skin was left feeling silky smooth and really hydrated after each application.

It worked even on one seborrhoic keratosis which I'd had for 10+ years. It takes time. Some disappear in under a week, while others seem to be taking nearer a month. I avoid rubbing them off until they are really flaky because if you do this prematurely they may well bleed. They may just fall off! Some reviewers complain about the price but this is very low compared to having them removed by a dermatologist. A lot of expensive ingredients and research went into creating this product. It is a good idea to check with a dermatologist that the spot you are targeting is what you think it is - especially if it isn't showing a response. It could be a pigmented spot which isn't of the kind which will respond - and if so, could need surgical treatment.

I used this for 5 weeks. A little cream goes a long way. It cleared up the scales spots on my face and other crustrations on my arms and hands. It does burn a bit while on the skin but it's not too drastic. I am so pleased with this product.

This was far too strong for my skin. I put some on my chest and it left me with a rash with a burning sensation. It definitely is not for me, I only used it once and 4 days later it is still itching and burning and the rash is very red. I have had to put sudocream on it day and night.

This was expensive used it twice a day so far it’s had no effect