Glytone KP Kit – Exfoliating Body Wash, Glycolic Acid Lotion & Shower Pouf for Keratosis Pilaris

A complete, fragrance-free KP routine you can trust

The Glytone KP Kit brings together a thoughtful, fragrance-free approach to dry, KP-prone skin. This two-step system combines an exfoliating body wash with a glycolic acid lotion, plus a soft shower pouf to boost cleansing and gentle exfoliation. Designed to fit into everyday life, it offers a simple path toward smoother skin texture without overwhelming scents or irritation.

What’s inside and how it works

• Exfoliating body wash powered by glycolic acid gently removes dull surface cells, promoting a smoother feel and clearer-looking skin.
• Glycolic acid lotion provides lightweight hydration while helping to retexturize dry, rough areas for a more even tone.
• Shower pouf enhances lather and exfoliation, aiding buildup removal across arms, legs, and back.
• Fragrance-free formula offers a gentle, daily-use option for sensitive skin without added scents.

What you might notice with regular use

• Textured KP-prone patches can feel softer and more even to the touch.
• Dry areas may feel hydrated without a heavy or sticky residue.
• Routines stay simple: cleanse, exfoliate, and hydrate in just a few steps.
• The kit’s fragrance-free design supports comfort for sensitive or fragrance-sensitive skin.

How to use for best results

• In the shower, apply the exfoliating body wash to a damp body with the pouf and lather thoroughly.
• Rinse well, pat dry, then apply the glycolic acid lotion to KP-prone areas while skin is still slightly damp.
• Use daily as part of your routine to support ongoing exfoliation and hydration.

Who this routine is for

• Dry, bumpy skin commonly labeled as keratosis pilaris (KP).
• People seeking a fragrance-free option that fits into a daily skincare ritual.
• Anyone who wants a simple, two-step system that cleanses, exfoliates, and hydrates.

Note: Results can vary with regular use. This kit is designed to improve texture and smoothness over time, not to promise specific outcomes.