How to Get Rid of Butt Bumps

Irritation bumps don’t just show up on your legs, armpits, or pubic area—sometimes they’re on your cheeks! If you’re dealing with butt bumps, there’s nothing to be ashamed of, they’re actually really common. They appear when the hair follicle is irritated from repeated friction (like wearing tight underwear, bottoms, or shaving) and they may look like acne, but they’re not. This routine will show you how to get rid of—and prevent—butt bumps at home.

Step One: Scrub Away Bumps

In the shower, start by massaging KP Body Scrub onto wet skin. Our formula of perlite buffs away roughness, while lactic acid dissolves buildup in the pores that causes bumps.

Step Two: Lock In Moisture

After you dry off, use Stubble Cream—our all-over body moisturizer—to soothe skin, especially post-hair removal. Ingredients like lavender oil and tea tree oil soothe irritated skin, speed up the skin's healing process, and prevent ingrowns.

Step Three: Soothe Inflammation

Apply a few drops of Ingrown Concentrate anywhere prone to bumps as a soothing spot treatment. A blend of coconut, tea tree, and tamanu oils work with chamomile extract to promote healthy cell growth, soothe redness, and eradicate dryness. 

Step Four: Spot Treat Stubborn Bumps

For especially stubborn ingrowns, body acne, and bumps—apply Ingrown Microdart Patch to speed up the healing process. Salicylic acid gently exfoliates to clear out buildup in the pores, cica soothes inflammation, and licorice root evens out the skin tone to help prevent any marks from getting left behind.

Step Five: Don’t Let Them Leave a Mark

In case the bumps do leave a mark, pop on Dark Spot Vanish Patch to brighten and fade hyperpigmentation. Using microdart technology, these patches deliver megawatt ingredients straight to the source to fade dark spots from head to toe.

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