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A pumice and 10% AHA body scrub that reliably smooths KP bumps with weekly use, at a premium price for a rinse-off.
Beauty score
#6 of 10 body
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Made for: Dry skin · Combination skin · Sensitive skin
Last reviewed November 2, 2026 by our editors · How we score
The verdict
A pumice and 10% AHA body scrub that reliably smooths KP bumps with weekly use, at a premium price for a rinse-off.
First Aid Beauty's KP Bump Eraser combines pumice buffing beads with 10% AHA from glycolic and lactic acids to exfoliate rough, bumpy skin associated with keratosis pilaris, alongside colloidal oatmeal and soothing botanical extracts. The original version lists no fragrance, and FAB directs using it in the shower once or twice a week. Creators report smoother legs and arms after long-term use, and FAB recently refreshed the packaging with minimal formula updates. At $30 for 8 oz, it costs more than drugstore KP options.
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Long-term creators credit it with smoother legs and arms, and FAB's 38-person consumer test reports 92% of KP panelists felt exceptionally smooth skin after 10 days.
10% glycolic and lactic acid plus pumice gives two kinds of exfoliation, cushioned by colloidal oatmeal and soothing extracts, with no fragrance listed.
A gritty pumice scrub suits people who like a physical buff, and the twice-weekly routine keeps it low effort, though it is a rinse-off rather than a leave-on treatment.
$30 for 8 oz is steep for a rinse-off scrub compared with drugstore KP lotions, though a 2 oz size costs $12.
A long-running KP staple with years of creator reviews, a 2-year user who credits it for her legs and a Reddit user who built a KP routine around it.
Beauty profile
Texture
Scrub with pumice buffing beads that FAB pairs with 10% AHA for chemical and physical exfoliation
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Key ingredients
Ingredient encyclopedia →What’s in it: 10% AHA from glycolic and lactic acids with pumice buffing beads, plus colloidal oatmeal, bisabolol, feverfew, licorice root, willow bark and green tea extracts and vitamin E (tocopherol).
How to use
Use in the shower once or twice a week on rough, bumpy areas of the body.
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Claims & certifications
Formulas change. Always check the packaging, and patch-test if your skin is reactive.
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2 verbatim quotes · 2 positive
2x per week in the shower: Use KP Bump Eraser. Rub it into the red bumpy areas and let soak in for about 2 minutes before rinsing off … After about a year of this I don't even have to use the bump erasure anymore!
Ouai leave in conditioner and first aid beauty bump eraser. That size lasts me a whole year.
Price & value
Typical price
$30.00
for 8 oz / 226 g
About 30% more than the typical body we review. Our value score: 7.0/10 for a mid-range pick.
Price checked November 2026 at a non-Amazon retailer. Prices change — retailers show the current one.
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FAQ
FAB directs using it in the shower once or twice a week. Because it combines pumice with 10% AHA, more frequent use is not part of the brand's directions.
The original KP Bump Eraser lists no fragrance in its ingredients, and FAB says its formulas contain no artificial fragrance. FAB also sells scented versions, including Fresh Peach, Fresh Strawberry and Toasted Coconut.
FAB's product images say it refreshed the packaging and made minimal formula updates to meet evolving retailer clean standards. The current ingredient list still pairs pumice with glycolic and lactic acids.
FAB designs it to reduce the appearance of KP bumps and roughness, and 92% of KP panelists in its 38-person consumer test said skin felt exceptionally smooth after 10 days. It smooths the look and feel of bumps rather than curing the condition.
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