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    Chicken Skin

    I have chicken skin in my armpit. Well, it isn't a big deal or bothersome, but wouldn't it be nice to have smoother underarms? What are some ways to help prevent and get rid of these 'goose bumps' on the underarms? Does shaving cause the appearance of these tiny bumps? I shave a lot.

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    I am not sure what chicken skin is? Is this a medical term or something you named it because it looks like the skin of a chicken. If you have bumps on your armpits, then I would try using a firming lotion. Perhaps you are allergic to the shaving gel you are using. You could also need to lather up your pits a bit better so they don't get bumpy when shaving. I'm not 100% sure what chicken skin is though.

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    You can use for chicken skin urea is one of those special little known ingredients used by dermatologists to dramatically soften the crustiest of skin concerns. It is an awesome additive in improving the appearance of kp and patients may turn to prescription vitamin a creams to help restore a smooth texture in recalcitrant cases, or as a way to help treat keratosis pilaris complicated by acne. Ones skin resembles that of a plucked chicken, can be caused by drops in temperature or emotional excitement.

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