Beauty fan Hannah English shares how she got rid of back pimples, ingrown hairs and “chicken skin.”

By William On Mar 15, 2023

A beauty enthusiast shared the $25 purchase that finally got rid of her pimples, ingrown hairs, and “chicken skin” on her body after years of battling dry and problem skin.

Hannah English, from Sydney, said she has struggled for years with uneven skin on her back, the backs of her arms and her legs.

It wasn’t until she discovered a glycolic scrub from popular Australian beauty company Frank Body that Hannah managed to get the smooth, silky-smooth skin she’s always wanted.

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A beauty enthusiast shared the $25 purchase that cleared up her pimples, ingrown hairs and “goosebumps” on her body after years of battling her dry skin (Hannah English photo)

Hannah continued writing Instagram: ‘ Do you get pimples, ingrown hairs or the bumps on your arms?

“I get them all, I’m blessed, I know, but luckily for me, they can all be sorted by helping my skin shed dead cells.”

Keratosis pilaris (commonly referred to as goosebumps) occurs when hair follicles become clogged with dead skin cells, causing bumps to form.

It is a common skin condition in which patches of rough-feeling bumps appear on the skin.

These small bumps or pimples are actually dead skin cells that clog hair follicles.

Hannah English, from Sydney, said she struggled for years with uneven skin on her back, the back of her arms and her legs (pictured), and it wasn’t until she discovered a Frank Body product that she saw a difference

Keratosis pilaris (chicken skin): the facts

* Keratosis pilaris occurs when hair follicles become clogged with dead skin cells, causing bumps to form.

* Keratosis pilaris, also known as ‘goosebumps’, is a common skin condition in which patches of rough-feeling bumps appear on the skin.

* These small bumps or pimples are actually dead skin cells that clog the hair follicles. They sometimes appear red or brown in color.

* Keratosis pilaris is commonly found on the upper arms, thighs, cheeks or buttocks. It is more common during the winter months and in pregnant women.

* There is no cure for this harmless, genetic skin condition, but there are some ways to treat it or prevent it from getting worse. Keratosis pilaris usually goes away naturally by the time you are 30 years old.

Source: Healthline

Hannah (pictured) said that to finally get rid of her bumps, she discovered Frank Body’s $25 Glycolic Body Scrub, which contains glycolic acid and lactic acid to exfoliate

Hannah said she needed to finally get rid of her bumps, she discovered Frank Body’s $25 Glycolic Body Scrub.

“The glycolic acid helps to loosen those dead skin cells before they form their uncomfortable little plugs, while the niacinimide helps to tone the skin and refine the pores for future prevention,” she said.

Hannah added, “It’s sold out five times because it works and it’s going to sell out again, so go!” Profit now!’

According to product information online, the reason why the body scrub works so well is due to the combination of ingredients.

Glycolic and lactic acids (both AHAs) remove the top layer of skin cells, including impurities, pollution and congestion, while the addition of witch hazel serves as a “natural antiseptic that banishes bacteria and soothes redness and inflammation.”

Finally, niacinimide helps “balance the skin and prevent premature signs of aging.”

Frank Body recommends using the product in the shower two or three times a week and leaving it on for a minute before removing.

They promise that after one shower your skin will “immediately look and feel smoother, softer and more even” with smaller pores and fewer dry patches.

Meanwhile, with regular use, you’ll see “fewer bumps on the body, less redness, improved skin tone, and a smoother texture.”

Hundreds of people who saw Hannah’s video quickly thanked her for sharing:

“Omg I need this for my back,” one commenter wrote.

“I’m picking this up right away to use on my goosebumps,” added another.