Best Product For Back Acne?

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Kait R.

May 3, 2013

Kait R.

Any suggestions?(:

Laura R.

May 3, 2013

Laura R.

Kate Summerville body scrub its amazing

Lizzy M.

May 3, 2013

Lizzy M.

A wash with Salicylic acid (either made specifically for your body or one for your face and body, like Cetaphil or Dermalogica's Clean Start cleanser). Use a loofah the first few times because the skin on your back is much tougher and needs exfoliating. Try to wear tank tops when exercising and showering right after you've sweated a lot so it doesn't clog your pores. Also, before you get out of the shower, make sure that there's no shampoo residue left on your back.

Sadie S.

May 14, 2013

Sadie S.

I went to the dr for cystic acne (large sore red zits that never get a head and last weeks) and he gave me tea tree oil pads. cleared up within a month and never came back!

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