Dermatologist Reviews The NEW AmLactin Bright & Smooth Serum

Dermatologist Dr. Dray reviews the new AmLactin Bright & Smooth Serum and whether this lightweight exfoliating serum is actually worth trying for keratosis pilaris, rough texture, dull skin, dry skin, uneven tone, and facial bumps. In this video, Dr. Dray discusses the ingredient list, including lactic acid, glycolic acid, niacinamide, and the vitamin C derivative 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid. She explains how alpha hydroxy acids work to smooth rough skin, soften KP bumps, improve epidermal turnover, and support brighter looking skin over time. Dr. Dray also shares her experience using the AmLactin Bright & Smooth Serum on both the face and body, including how it layers under sunscreen, how it performs around the neck and eyelids, and why she thinks this may be a good option for people who found stronger AmLactin products too heavy or irritating for facial use. Topics covered in this video: • AmLactin Bright & Smooth Serum review • Lactic acid vs glycolic acid in skincare • Facial keratosis pilaris treatment • Best skincare for rough texture and dry bumps • Niacinamide sensitivity and irritation • Vitamin C derivatives vs ascorbic acid • How to use exfoliating acids with retinoids • Alpha hydroxy acids and sun sensitivity • Lightweight exfoliating serum for face and body • Best products for KP and rough skin Suggested product: AmLactin Bright & Smooth Resurfacing Serum https://amzlink.to/az0nQeoWAlRFG TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:55 What is the AmLactin Bright & Smooth Serum? 1:58