Coolife Ingrown Hair Remover, Razor Bumps Keratosis Pilaris KP Repair Brush, After Shave or Wax Exfoliator for Face, Bikini, Legs, Arms - Fascia, Cellulite Blast Massager Tool for Men and Women

It works so well at getting my ingrowns out and keeping them from coming back. I use twice a week

I will be buying more of these. I originally bought it because i always have ingrown hairs on my chin. My hair is very curly and although I shave, wax or pluck then rinse with clean and clear i always still have ingrown hairs. It has gotten to the point where i have two dark patches on each side of my face from the blemishes they leave.I know alot of reviews said that is rich rough for the face but i used hot water and went in circular motion on my chin and it was fine, felt good even. I did end up with much less ingrown hairs on my face.I also used it on my legs before and after shaving. I don't usually get too many ingrown on my legs but i do have the bumps in patches on my upper thighs and the sides of my upper arm. I saw someone used the brush for that so i lathered it up have it a shot. It does work for chicken skin! My arms are so smooth!Before i got this brush i was using a rough back brush and I would dry brush before bathing. It helped but not as much as this exfoliator. Try dry brushing then soaking in a tub with a half cup of epsom salt and half cup of baking soda for 20 mins. Your skin will be so soft, smooth and moisturized that you will not need any lotion. I feel like it got me more clean as well.The downside to this brush is that I could not get it apart to clean it. There is a pin hole in the center and it does fill up with water. I had to push on the center of the brush to get as much water out of it and then i stored it bristles down. It eventually did empty. The other thing is yes, it does have a strong plastic smell, but im okay with that because it is not for my nose lol.Tips, don't use it with a exfoliation scrub and don't push down when using it.Overall I think it was a good purchase and hopefully with continued use my blemishes will disappear.

This thing doesn’t actually help with ingrown hair but it does exfoliate, only thing is it hurts on your face. So I use it on my legs after a shave

I tried soaking the bristle part wondering if it was just new plastic issues, but it's soooooooo painful on sensitive skin. The bristles remain sharp and scratchy when I was expecting a more exfoliated type feel. Feels like needles across the skin.May be more for dudes vs lady skin.

i use this on the back of my arms where i have KP and it has helped to smooth them out and the appearance looks better as well

I have KP on my elbows/forearms. and some on my knees. True chicken skin, rough white bumps with very fine ingrown hairs with a little mountain of a pore kertain plug that both slide out with tweezers - and that's the only way I can clear the pore, but the bump remains. It has only gotten worse as I got older. I started with high % glycolic and salycic acid exfoliation pads and probably not that good of idea picking out hairs with tweezers and scarping with my nails to break them up. It didn't do much. I have also used a much gentler silicone scrubbing pad for my face with the salycic acid wash, which did absolutely nothing. I've tried every exfoliation scrub ever, doesn't work. Forever I have just wished for something capable of exfoliating these bumps of skin off. I have used this ONE time, and in combination with another product lotion that has salycic acid and antioxidants from a skincare company lady's name who starts with a P, I have NEVER IN MY 30 YEARS of having this seen this many of the ingrown hairs released. I'd have maybe 10 on my whole area, now almost every pore's hair is free. I can tell because they're all curly like they've been stuck in a pore for my whole life. It is rough enough that you know something is happening, but it's not scrapey or painful like that one loofah company. I want to cry with happiness. I didn't think it'd be possible to find something affordable that works. I can't wait to see what happens after using it consistently.

wayyyyy too hard and sharp for the face or neck (which is why i bought it) . fairly certain this just makes tiny abrasions anywhere it is used and completely destroys the skin barrier. i was looking for something extra stiff but this is like little daggers lol. it seems like there’s only extra floppy latex or very sharp plastic. definitely a market for something in the middle.

I bought this product to help treat my keratosis pilaris (pretty severe). In addition to a special KP body wash and lotion, I purchased this brush to exfoliate my afflicted areas. Although I think the body wash and lotion help, I REALLY think this exfoliator does most of the work. I've used body scrubs, luffas, and even pumice stones to exfoliate in the past with moderate results. I've been using the Coolife brush consistently for 3 weeks, and I've noticed a significant difference in the texture of my skin. While it can't do much for the appearance of my skin (blotchy redness, etc.), it has made it silky soft which is something I've never experienced before with my condition.The brush itself fits easily in your palm and the handle makes it harder to drop it during use. The bristles are VERY stiff silicone/plastic. This means that it definitely does a good job of exfoliating. However, it is also rather uncomfortable and not at all a gentle means of treating KP. Those with super sensitive skin or low pain tolerances should really stay clear. Otherwise, the product is exactly as advertised, and I'm really pleased with the results!