What are some Over the Counter treatments for Keratosis Pilaris?

From doing some research, and looking at pictures, I believe I have keratosis pilaris (on my thighs). What are some over the counter treatments that work well to cure keratosis pilaris?

What are some Over the Counter treatments for Keratosis Pilaris?
Because it is hereditary, there is no way to cure or prevent keratosis pilaris. However, it may lessen over time with age.





In some patients, the condition clears up on its own. When it does not, patients may choose to seek treatment for cosmetic reasons. There are several treatments aimed at softening the keratin deposits in the skin to improve its appearance. They include:





Moisturizing lotions. Dry skin makes the condition worse, so applying moisturizer twice daily is important. Lotions that contain urea help the skin retain moisture and products that contain lactic acid or salicylic acid help to dissolve and exfoliate the keratin. Moisturizer should be applied immediately after bathing.








Loofah sponges or brushes. Rubbing the affected areas after a long soak in a hot bath may help to unclog the plugged hair follicles.








Topical retinoids. Class of chemical compounds that are chemically related to vitamin A. These drugs regulate skin growth but can be very irritating.





These are just a couple of the available treatment for keratosis pilaris. Take a look at this site for some additional information that I think you'll find helpful : ) It's great that you're educating yourself!





http://skin.health.ivillage.com/acneblem...
Reply:Take a look at "Carmol 10"





Here's a decent website on it.





https://www.drugdigest.org/DD/DVH/Uses/0...
Reply:Exfolients and moisturizers are the best treatment for KP. There is no known cure though.