Advanced Glycolic Acid Body Stick for Rough & Bumpy Skin

Want to be honest because I was sceptical. They come up smaller and flatter than before, and the existing ones have genuinely reduced. Six weeks every other day. The ones on my chest that always made me reach for a higher neckline are barely there now. My husband noticed before I told him anything.

My doctor had a quick look and said they're harmless. The one under my bra strap kept catching and bleeding. Five weeks of every other night and it's gone flat and smooth, and it doesn't catch any more. I can still find a few others if I look close, but I've stopped thinking about them.

I have the flat ones and the harder raised ones across my back and neck, and honestly thought nothing would touch the raised ones. Nothing much for the first couple of weeks. Then the flat ones went smooth, and the raised ones got softer and less noticeable too. Booked a massage last week without thinking about it first. That hasn't happened in years.

I haven't worn a strappy top in about ten years because of the ones on my shoulders. Eight weeks in, they're not all gone. I can still spot a few in good light. But they're flat and pale now and I can't feel them. Just booked a week away and I've packed tank tops. First time in years.

I'd had them frozen three times and kept watching them come back, with white marks where they used to be. Found this through a Facebook group and figured the 180-day guarantee meant nothing to lose. Two months in, they stay smaller and flatter and I'm not counting new ones every morning any more.

I'd tried a urea cream, apple cider vinegar and tea tree oil, and nothing touched them. I nearly didn't bother. Nothing much for the first two or three weeks, then the crusty tops started coming away in the shower. They're flatter and lighter now. Not perfect, but my neck feels smooth again for the first time in years.

My mum's back was covered in them and mine went the same way. I can't reach my own back, so my husband does it for me, just like putting on deodorant. Two months on, the rough ones have gone soft and flat. New little ones still pop up now and then. I just swipe those too.

The itching on my back used to keep me up at night. That was the first thing to change, within a couple of weeks. By week six the bumpy ones were much flatter. I've still got a few, I'm 71, but I can't feel them through my nightie any more and I sleep right through.

I'd paid to have mine frozen twice and they came back in the same places. Three weeks of this every other night and the ones on my back are flat. I could feel the difference with my fingers before I could see it.

My daughter put it on my back for me the first week. Now I manage myself. No sting, no smell. The rough ones under my bra strap have stopped catching.

Mine started after the menopause and nobody ever told me why. They just kept multiplying. This is the first thing that has made them go down instead of sitting there.

I was sceptical because creams never did a thing. The difference is this stays on overnight. Five weeks in, the patch on my neck is smooth and no new ones have come up.