News from AmLactin®

Press Releases

AmLactin® Introduces DryCast™ Weather Alert | June, 2010

Brides-to-Be: Leading Skin Expert’s Guide to Dewy, Luminous Skin | April, 2010

Soften the Cost of Managing Dry Skin Associated with KP | April, 2010

Five Ways to Make Your Toes Twinkle This Spring | April, 2010

Expert Recommends 12% Alpha-Hydroxy for Neckline | March, 2010

Expert Recommends Lactic Acid for Severely Dry Hands | March, 2010

Diabetics at Greater Risk of Developing Dry Skin, Infection | October, 2009

Experts Recommend Moisturizers with Lactic Acid | August, 2009

What are Those Little Red Bumps? | August, 2009

What is Keratosis Pilaris (KP)? | September, 2009

AmLactin® Has a New Look | May, 2009

Foot Cream Immerses Feet in Moisture | April, 2009

  • info for you

    Keratosis Pilaris (KP) is only one of many skin
    conditions that can cause little red bumps.
    Sometimes, little red bumps are a sign of a more
    serious medical problem. Only your doctor can
    determine if you have KP. AmLactin® products are moisturizers for exfoliating and smoothing rough, dry skin. Amlactin® is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or
    prevent any medical condition. Some skin conditions may
    be worsened by moisturizers, so always follow your
    doctor’s skin care recommendations.

    Laurie Rose, also known as Miss Little Red Bumps,
    is the virtual host on littleredbumps.com and
    is a fictitious character. Her lyrics, music
    and videos are for entertainment
    purposes only.