First Aid BeautyKP Smoothing + Brightening Body Lotion with 10% AHA, Lactic Acid, Urea + Colloidal Oatmeal, Exfoliate + Moisturize, Banish Keratosis Pilaris Bumps, NEW Peach Scent (190 g)

📋 OPTION 📋Scent: peach📦 PACKAGING 📦Packaged nicely in a branded box. The bottle is easy to use, with a switch-like opening to uncover the hole for dispensing. The hole can get clogged and this makes the cream squirts out, but it can be easily cleaned.💦 USING 💦The cream is easy to apply and it absorbs quickly into the skin without leaving a greasy residue. My skin feels very soft all day after use.The fragrance states "peach" but I can't smell peach at all. To me, it smells very sweet. Almost like caramel/burnt sugar. It's a little sickly but you do get used it. What I find incredible is the smell lasts ALL DAY! I have never known a cream to give all day fragrance.⭐ RESULTS ⭐Soft skin and all day fragrance.💰 PRICE 💰£30 at time of review🙂The price is a little high compared to what I usually pay, especially as it's a small bottle at 200ml. The bottle has lasted quite a few uses so far and I don't think I've used half of it yet, so it lasts a while depending on how liberal you apply.The fragrance isn't what it claims to be, but it still provides all day fragrance if you don't mind sweet smells.

This body cream is wonderful - smells fruity and like citrus, which I imagine is the acid in the cream. It moisturises well and didn't leave a sticky film or any greasiness too, which is nice.The squeeze bottle is a massive bonus - I hate jars as they feel unsanitary. Clever design and genuinely functional too.

This body lotion is packaged in a cute flip top bottle. It distributes a good amount and keeps mess to a minimum.The lotion is viscous. It absorbed into my skin well and very fast. It didn't leave a greasy residue or feel sticky. It leaves my skin feeling soft and moisturised.The lotion is scented and to me smells fantastic - in the bottle. Unfortunately, once I applied it the scent became sickeningly sweet. I don't know how well this lotion would have worked in the long run because I just couldn't get over the scent. That said fragrances do smell different on individual people so your mileage may vary.

As a keratosis pilaris treatment I can say that this works as good as any other I’ve tried. It’s not a cure of course, KP is just a natural variant of human skin and can’t be ‘cured’.There is no strong scent, just mild peach, and it doesn’t irritate my sensitive skin. It is a great moisturizer, although a little expensive just for that ability. It goes on easily and is absorbed well.You only get 190g, which isn’t a lot for £30.The best way to view this is as a premium KP treatment, maybe for use in the worst of most noticeable areas.Or if money is no problem for you, use it everywhere.Overall this gets a solid four stars as it does the job.

Feels great on the skin, yes it's a bit greasy but it has to be and the ingredients are definitely very moisturising. And after a few days did notice some lightening of darker spots (which will happen naturally too though to be fair but in my case this cream did seem to help).It's a great scent in my opinion, quite strong but not unpleasant, it has the same intensity as cocoa butter but smells like a peach smoothie drink.The bottle is nice and easy to use, and think it can do some good work if used consistently from what I can tell.Can recommend, especially for KP spots

I got this smoothing body lotion to tackle the chicken skin on my arms and brighten/tighten my overall problem areas. With its blend of 10% AHA, lactic acid and colloidal oatmeal, it promised serious exfoliation - and it has delivered on smoothness, despite a few notable cons.Pros:• Creates remarkably smooth skin• Thick but easily spreadable texture• Effectively reduces KP bumps with regular use• I actually like the sweet smellCons:• Painful and stingy when applied after shaving and causes shaving rash• Some people may find artificial peach fragrance overpowering• Need to ensure you use sunscreen for a week after useFirst Impressions:The product comes in an attractive pink bottle with clean, minimalist branding. The packaging design works well for dispensing lotion, though the label text is frustratingly light and difficult to read so awful for accessibility.As my first experience with First Aid Beauty, I was curious whether it would match its claims, but the mixture of ingredients seems to make sense with some good nourishing things in there too and I do like the bottle design (it has a push in top which is unusual).Application & Texture:The lotion has a rich consistency that spreads easily without feeling greasy and has a smooth texture that's silky to touch.It feels lovely on, however, I've learned the hard way to avoid applying after shaving: it causes painful stinging and causes razor rash so do NOT use it in this scenario. It's best focused on specific problem areas rather than used all over, but it is sore on any sensitive regions.Scent:The peach scent is intensely sweet and potent, like peach sweets rather than natural fruit. It lingers prominently and I've had many people mention I smell sweet. My partner thinks it's overpowering so it may not be for everyone!Effectiveness:Using this every few days after bathing has significantly improved the texture on my arms where KP was most noticeable. The acids seems to smooth the bumpy skin, and my skin is so soft after use that it's noticeable I've used it. I do think it's worth it for KP alone.Verdict:I do really like this, but the cons mean I can't give it top marks. I feel like there needs to be more information on it (and be clearer to read) - and also the smell, even though I like it, is a tad much if everybody is commenting on it. So good for problem skin but it needs more information about where and when to use it.