Keratosis Pilaris Loofah Bar Soap—with Exfoliant

You know those little rough bumps on the backs of your arms... your legs... your butt? The ones you've had since middle school?

Yeah, those.

They do not have squatter's rights. Not anymore.

We started with a real, whole loofah sponge built right into the bar. Not ground-up grainy goo. A genuine loofah that gets right down to botanical business every time you lather up.

Then Granny went against the grain. (Literally.)

Anybody can throw oatmeal or grits into a bar of soap.

Granny reached for Adzuki Beans. Because Granny doesn't play.

The Japanese have been using Adzuki beans for centuries. Granny figured that wasn't the kind of streak you interrupt.

Those little beans help gently buff away rough, dry skin.

WHAT IS KERATOSIS PILARIS?

Keratosis Pilaris (KP) develops when keratin builds up around hair follicles, creating tiny rough bumps that commonly appear on the backs of the arms, thighs, hips, and yes... sometimes your backside.

It's common.

It's harmless.

It's stubborn.

Unfortunately for KP... So is Granny.