I, along with approximately 40% of the adult population and an estimated 50%-80% of children, suffer from a condition known as Keratosis Pilaris. Keratosis Pilarus is a hereditary condition in which protein in the skin, called keratin, forms hard plugs in your follicles, leaving you with fine bumps that can be found on your face, upper arms, thighs, or in other spots throughout your body. No one really knows why this happens, and, unfortunately, there is no cure for this skin condition. On this edition of “Flair Yourself Friday,” I would like to focus on Keratosis Pilaris, or chicken … [Read more...]