BASE LABORATORIES Keloid Bump Removal 0.5 oz
Product description
This 0.5 ounce piercing aftercare oil targets keloid bumps and raised scars around nose and ear piercings, offering a gentle, natural approach to reduce size and redness while supporting healing. Use it as a complement to saline care and add a daily step to your routine for gradual improvement. keloid bump removal is best when started early and used consistently for several weeks according to the product guidance.
Key points
The formula focuses on moisturizing and skin renewal to make bumps less noticeable and to soften hardened tissue. It absorbs into the surface to help support collagen balance and cell turnover, and the blend of carrier and essential oils is selected for soothing properties and comfort during the healing process. Ingredients like jojoba and grape seed act as emollients while lavender and rosemary provide calming notes and potential supportive effects for irritated skin. 🪄
Technical details
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Name: BASE LABORATORIES Piercing Bump Solution & Keloid Bump Removal
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Size: 0.5 oz
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Uses: ear and nose piercings
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Ingredients: Jojoba oil: Grape seed oil: Rose oil: Lavender oil: Turmeric oil: Rosemary oil
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Application: Massage onto bump 2-3 times daily
Why it’s worth it
The oil offers a low fuss, topical step that fits into a normal piercing aftercare routine. It provides targeted moisture which can reduce flakiness and the visual contrast that makes bumps stand out. For new piercings it may help the healing environment, and for older raised scars it can soften the area over time. Results vary with severity and skin type, so patience and regular use are important, and the manufacturer notes it may take several weeks to see change. 🌿
Usage tips
Apply a small amount to clean skin and gently massage the product into the bump and surrounding area until absorbed. Avoid overhandling the piercing while healing and do not use the oil on open, heavily oozing wounds. For best results pair with a saline rinse and follow any guidance from your piercer or healthcare provider. Start with once daily to test tolerance then increase to two or three times daily if skin reacts well. Remember to stop use if irritation increases and consult a professional if needed. 🧷