New York, NY -- (SBWire) -- 03/02/2015 --Keratosis pilaris, also commonly known as keratosis pilaris rubra faceii, KP, or "chicken skin" (due to its bumpy appearance), is one of the most common skin ailments in the United States. More than 3 million people are diagnosed every year in the U.S. (the majority of cases being women) and many more around the world.

The most common areas of the body where keratosis pilaris bumps appear are the upper arms, cheeks, thighs, legs, and buttocks. While keratosis pilaris does not hurt or harm sufferers, it can and often causes embarrassment due to its unsightly appearance. To avoid embarrassment, women in particular feel that they have to stop wearing sleeveless tops, halter neck dresses, and mini skirts where KP may be more exposed.

KeratosisPilarisNaturalTreatment.org is a website dedicated to educating and helping sufferers to overcome KP using various natural treatments and techniques. The expert at KeratosisPilarisNaturalTreatment.org, Lily Baxter, is a long time sufferer of this ailment and has used keratosis pilaris natural treatment and remedies to rid herself of the annoying skin problem.

On her website, Lily Baxter writes: "Despite efforts to curtail negative keratosis pilaris (KP) symptoms, you may experience your keratosis pilaris getting worse over time rather than improving. If this is the case, you need to step back and re-evaluate your KP skin care regimen and see where improvements can be made."

To understand how to get rid of keratosis pilaris, sufferers should first understand that modern medicine offers no permanent cure for this skin condition but that many effective natural treatments are available to try at home. For instance, experts believe that to keep skin clear and KP-free, sufferers should maintain a healthy keratosis pilaris diet consisting of plenty of fruits and vegetables, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, and vitamins A and E.

Another treatment offered on KeratosisPilarisNaturalTreatment.org is coconut oil for keratosis pilaris.

The website states: "Coconut oil has shown to be a very effective remedy for KP symptoms, soothing dryness, reducing redness, and alleviating bumps and inflammation. Although there is no permanent cure for this ailment, consistent use of coconut oil products can help relieve irritating symptoms." Coconut oil is a simple and inexpensive keratosis pilaris home remedy highlighted on Lily Baxter's website.

About KeratosisPilarisNaturalTreatment.org
KeratosisPilarisNaturalTreatment.org is a website developed by a long-time sufferer of the common skin condition known as keratosis pilaris or "chicken skin," Lily Baxter. The website is dedicated to keratosis pilaris natural treatment methods.

For more information please visit: http://keratosispilarisnaturaltreatment.org

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