Acne washes for my back.

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Shannon S.

Mar 1, 2014

Shannon S.

I heard that you could get washes that get rid of acne. I have acne really bad on my back and I'm fraid that if I use a wash it will leave dark spots or scars. Any recommendations for washes that will treat my acne and not leave anything behind?

Josii c.

Mar 1, 2014

Josii c.

Have your doctor prescribe you on epiduo. I've had problems with bacne too.

Bekah S.

Mar 1, 2014

Bekah S.

Wash with purpose soap! It's the only wash I trust. It's gentle and actually washes. If you go to a derma 9/10 they are going to give you something tropical (a cream or maybe an antibiotic if it's that bad) but purpose is the best. Put a little on a loofa (the kind on a stick) and scrub your back gently. As for scarring, I've heard lemon juice, but they do make creams that help fade scars. In the end, just go outside in the summer and tan your back haha! They will fade!

Santana G.

Mar 1, 2014

Santana G.

I use this Neutrogena body scrub. It works pretty well for me.

Santana G.

Mar 1, 2014

Santana G.

I also use the Neutrogena body spray after I get out of the shower.

Santana G.

Mar 1, 2014

Santana G.

Also to make sure to moisturize! I like using CeraVe.

Josii c.

Mar 1, 2014

Josii c.

Cerave is the best. also consider getting the prescription I previously mentioned or use something containing salicylic acid.

Shannon S.

Mar 2, 2014

Shannon S.

Thankyou

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