Doesn't work at all - zero improvement after 30 days - just relabeled moisturizer
I've struggled with KP my entire life, and I've religiously purchased every product that comes out in hopes that one of them will work. I'll get to the punchline first - this one doesn't work. At all.<br /><br />I purchased this Lilah James cream at the beginning of September and applied it &#34;liberally 3 times daily&#34; as indicated on the label. It's now a month later and my KP looks exactly the same - the picture I uploaded is an AFTER picture. Look at the other 1 star reviews for the honest take of some other reviewers. They've clearly bought reviews - look how many have a disclaimer that they got free product for the review.<br /><br />Since I've been purchasing products for KP for a long time, I am familiar with the chemistry you need in order for a product to work. You need some kind of acid to help break down the excess keratin on the skin. This product has ZERO acid in it. In fact, it's basically just a nice moisturizing cream. They've added a bunch of essential oils to a palm oil and coconut oil base and slapped a &#34;helps with KP&#34; label on it. The fact of the matter is that moisturizers don't help with KP - you need a product that's actually formulated by chemists to attack the excess keratin.<br /><br />This product is clearly created by some marketing company in California to take advantage of people searching for help with KP. In fact, this product is not even for sale anywhere besides Amazon - you can see that because they've printed the Amazon barcode itself right on the label. There's no real UPC. This product can't even be sold in stores because of it's labeling. Just another marketing company relabeling a basic moisturizer for KP. Don't fall for the new products like this one that pop up periodically - go with something that's been around for a long time.
Rating: 1 stars