Acne Free Salicylic Acid Body Spray

I have used this about 2-3x a week for almost 3 weeks. I didn't take before and afters (sorry), but after using, I can say I have seen a difference, mostly in my back. When I first began using it, I had a few uncomfortably large zits on the back of my neck and shoulders that disappeared quite quickly after consistent use of this spray. The first time I used it, with those zits in mind, I left it on, but the smell of alcohol lingered and after an hour or so, my skin felt a bit dry. I have been applying the spray for about 15-20 minutes to let it sit before showering and that seems to be the method that works best for me. An alcohol is an ingredient and is quite drying for me and maybe just a hint sticky but not much (I have normal-oily skin), but I use the Bio-lipid Restoring Body Lotion from Naturium, and that seems to balance things out. I bought it for $2.20/ounce and I think it was worth the price. The spray can helps prevent over-applying, and I think using it 2-3x a week is quite enough and will help stretch it out. It's a sensitive top so I can control the spray a bit, easy to use. Quite functional.

For a long time, I was really struggling with stubborn chest and back acne, and it was a source of constant frustration. I tried multiple products with no luck until I discovered the Naturium Salicylic Acid Body Spray. This spray was an absolute game changer and has helped my skin tremendously. It was the first product I had ever tried from the Naturium brand, and it impressed me so much that I've continued to buy from them ever since. Everything I've tried from serums to moisturizers has been of amazing quality and has worked wonders on my skin. Beyond the effectiveness of the products themselves, I am always impressed by how reasonably priced everything is. You get high-quality skincare without the high-end price tag. If you're struggling with body acne or just looking for great, affordable skincare, I highly recommend this spray and the Naturium brand in general.

This stuff works so well for breakouts, especially on your back or chest! Be careful for use on your face cause it drives you out really fast

I have used this product before and have had no issues with it working effectively. However, the last one I used, I did not see it improve my bacne. It felt a bit sticky on my skin, and the smell was bad. Other products still have those effects (the sticky and smell), but work better. I am not sure if I got a bad batch or their formula has change,d but I am disappointed with its effectiveness.

I suffer with bacne on my shoulder blades and this helps keeps from breakouts. I noticed when I stop using it that my bacne will start to act up again so I’ve had this on order repeat for at least a year now.

I was really hoping to love this product! I have clogged pore bumps on my chest that sometimes turn into full whiteheads. I have tried other salicylic acid sprays and they've worked well to prevent the whiteheads, but I was hoping to save some money by finding a less expensive option. Sigh, you get what you pay for, I guess! Pros of this product: - sprayer did indeed work in all directions - I like the ingredients list! Witch hazel, aloe, niacinamide, and of course salicylic acid are ingredients I regularly use & trust Cons of this product: - does NOT dry quickly, counter to its claims - I sprayed a single layer on my chest, and it would take 10-20 minutes to fully dry - DOES dry sticky, again counter to its claims - so darn sticky! As in, if I touched my chest, it would feel tacky. When I put clothes on, my tops would cling to my chest, even if it was fully "dry." - gave me more whiteheads rather than fewer??? Now, I can admit that this last point might be a peculiarity of my sensitive skin, but I was really shocked about this. Almost immediately after I started using this product, several of my clogged pores formed whiteheads. At first, I accepted this as part of the process - maybe the way this spray works is by accelerating the whitehead process, and therefore ultimately improving my skin. However, I have now finished the entire bottle, and the skin on my chest has not at all improved, and in fact looks worse than when I started. I do tend to have reactions to stronger exfoliators such as retinol, so I wonder if maybe the glycolic acid in combination with the other stronger ingredients was to blame here. However, there are so many ingredients that I may be reacting to, who knows what it might be. All I know is that this spray did not work for me. As with all skin care products, sensitive skin folks, employ caution! And try to track what ingredients work for you and which don't.

It has helped me with the outbreak on my back as a result of hormones due to my pregnancy, I would buy it again, it has been very effective to use it, it does not smell bad, it does not sting and is not toxic

TMI warning: I’m a person trainer who works out in between client sessions. Sometimes I don’t have time to shower or don’t bring a change of clothes. I have pretty sensitive skin that breaks out really easy. I get painful cysts in not fun areas pretty easily. This is the one product that I’ve noticed really helps with that. I’ve used creams and stuff in the past and they keep too much moisture in my skin and take forever to dry. If I just spray this or put some on my hand and apply it, even if I can’t shower, it makes a big difference and keeps the area clean! I’ve tried looking for it in stores and can’t find it :/