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Zendaya's arm shows reemerging chicken skin
The article discusses the issue of "chicken skin" or keratosis pilaris, which appears as small, rough bumps on the skin caused by the buildup of keratin. It commonly shows up on the arms, thighs, and legs. The condition is neither contagious nor serious, and its primary causes are often hereditary factors and dryness. The problem tends to worsen during the winter season. Treatment typically involves the use of moisturizing creams containing urea or lactic acid, along with gentle exfoliants. Sometimes, a doctor may recommend using retinoids or laser therapy if the condition is particularly bothersome aesthetically. Good home care, such as bathing with warm water and using fragrance-free moisturizers, can help reduce dryness and improve the skin's appearance.
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