Reddit reviews Neutrogena Body Clear Body Spray, 4 Ounce
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Salicylic acidMicroClear technologyQuickdrying formulaClears body breakoutsTreats hardtoreach areas
I have some bacne so I use a gentle, SLS-free body wash like this and spray my shoulders with a salicylic acid spray. Since I've been using those, my bacne's been clearing up a lot without my skin drying out too much. However, I've got a lot of residual PIH (scarring?) from old acne, so I've been thinking about finding a body wash with AHAs or glycolic acid, but I'm worried about dryness. Any recommendations?
I struggled with bacne for a while. I noticed it especially after I started going to the gym on a regular basis (not great incentive to keep going!). I started trying to change out of my gym clothes or shower right away. I'd also change my sheets more often. As far as products, I read that tee tree oil can help, so I started using the body wash from Trader Joe's that has tea tree oil. I also found this product and would apply after I got out of the shower. You have plenty of time to get it under control before your wedding, you may want to consult a dermatologist. They can prescribe creams and pills that may also help! Good luck
A super easy to use BHA for a hard to reach area like your back is Neutrogena body clear body spray http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Body-Clear-Spray-Ounce/dp/B003X18NPW spray down after a work out, before bed, whenever
I have been using a combination of this spray and this body wash and my skin seems to be cleared nicely. I was never super blemishy but there was definitely some ick going on back there. The spray is a little pricey, and depending on the size of the area, you may go through it quickly; I honestly feel like this spray does most of the work so if you were only going to pick one I'd go with the spray. The body wash is has an added bonus of smelling nice and mildly moisturizing the skin which is quite pleasant.
I rather like the Neutrogena Body Clear Spray, though the smell annoys me, and the spray contains alcohol, which isn't great. I don't think it's actually strong enough to exfoliate well—it's only 0.5% salicylic acid—but it feels soothing, and I REALLY like the upside-down spray capabilities of the bottle. I usually use up the Neutrogena spray, then refill it with a 2% salicylic acid toner.
I've seen the AcneFree Body Clearing Spray in stores but haven't tried it yet.
Lately I've been using the alcohol-free Paula's Choice 2%+ salicylic acid liquids on my face. I haven't tried them on my back because I'm still using up a bottle of Neutrogena spray, but when that's empty I'll dump some Paula's Choice in the bottle. I liked but wasn't wowed by the Clear Regular Strength Acne Exfoliant, which smelled like nothing; I've just started using the 2% BHA Liquid, which smells like paint thinner. I may end up using the rest of the BHA Liquid on my back and trying the Clear Extra Strength on my face next.
ETA: apparently the Paula's Choice Clear Extra Strength and the 2% BHA Liquid are the same product, so I won't be trying it after all. ;P
I'm not a skincare expert by any means, but my husband has used both Neutrogena and AcneFree. The Neurtogena seemed to work better and was less sticky. Not sure if this helps or not. Make sure you wash your sheets, towels, and wear different undershirts.
I can tell you read the side bar from the products you picked :) The salicylic acid in the Clearasil and Phisoderm won't be helpful to you because they will be washed off immediately. SA needs to sit on the skin to be effective. The other products you picked out are tried and true r/SkincareAddiction staples, and should serve you well assuming your skin agrees with them (introduce them slowly!). You could use the CeraVe Foaming Cleanser in the shower too. As for addressing body acne, you'd be better off going with a gentle body wash (like something made by Eucerin, Cetaphil, or CeraVe) and either using the Stridex pads, a BHA lotion, or a BHA spray after your shower. I use the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser once a day and I think a bottle last about 3 months for me.
I'm glad I can help!
I use Celeteque Back Acne Spray since it is the only one available in my country.
I've found alternatives to acne body spray
https://www.paulaschoice.com/clear-acne-body-spray/624.html
https://www.sephora.com/product/clarifying-body-spray-P34402
https://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Body-Clear-Spray-Ounce/dp/B003X18NPW
One, check your shampoo/conditioner. That's been a common issue here, and the answer is to rinse out your conditioner before you wash your back so that you're washing the conditioner off of your skin. Additionally, clean sheets, blankets, and clothing. If you're keeping sweaty clothing on for any length of time, that could be a culprit. Finally, Stridex in the red box is great, and I know a couple others have been using a Neutrogena salicylic acid spray which is much easier to apply. This.
Without knowing more about any possible changes in your life/routine, those are the common problem/solutions found on this subreddit. Personally, I've had good success with washing my back post-conditioner, as well as getting some salicylic acid on my back.
Neutrogena makes a salicylic acid body spray that worked well for me when I had body acne from birth control. It didn't fix it 100 percent but definitely helped. http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Body-Clear-Spray-Ounce/dp/B003X18NPW/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398487634&sr=8-1-fkmr0&keywords=neutrogena+salycic+spray
I have bacne, but it only gets bad when I use soap with perfume in it or some type of fragrance. Neutrogena has acne body spray, and it works really well! It is at Walmart and similar places. It works very well!
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003X18NPW/?tag=googhydr-20&hvadid=34097257282&hvpos=1t2&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=11367314268007260712&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_pa83ewrvs_e
This product is good for body acne, maybe it would work in other areas, too? Not on mucous membranes, obviously.
My boyfriend and I use this Neutrogena Body Clear Body Spray and it works really well. Especially when you get sweaty and can't shower right away for some reason. http://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Body-Clear-Spray-Ounce/dp/B003X18NPW
I've never used the product myself, nor herd of it, but it sounds like something you should avoid. It is recommenced to physically exfoliate once a week and it sounds like a trip to irritated skin city.
If you want to try a BHA try Stridex, or other leave on products. Avoid the scrubs. I have never used Neutragena products, but might get their BHA body spray.
For the first part I assume you were talking about the use of sunscreen, Imma link this and this.
I had really bad back acne similar to this and I used this:
https://www.amazon.com/Neutrogena-Body-Clear-Spray-Ounce/dp/B003X18NPW
Really helped, did it twice a day along with St. Ives scrub once a day. Make sure you moisturize though with something light!! This stuff does dry, but it worked for me. Does it itch or anything like that though?