Back and Chest Breakout Care, Step One of Your Body Routine
Red Spot Body Wash is a functional cosmetic designed to help soothe acne-prone skin, and it's used during the cleansing step of your body care routine. It targets breakout-prone areas like the back, chest, and shoulders while cleansing your entire body in one go. For best results, use it as the final step of your shower after thoroughly rinsing out any conditioner or treatment to help prevent pore congestion.
Safe for Daily Use, Morning and Night
This formula scored 0.00 on dermatological irritation testing, making it gentle enough for everyday use. After workouts or on days when you've sweated more than usual, take a little extra time in the evening shower to focus on breakout-prone areas. On days when your skin feels particularly heated, the natural menthol and erythritol deliver a cooling sensation as you cleanse.
Lather Generously and Let It Sit on Breakout Areas
Dispense a nickel-sized amount onto your hand or a soft shower towel and work into a rich lather. Gently massage over your entire body, then apply the foam to breakout-prone areas like your back and chest and let it sit for 20 to 30 seconds. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Avoid scrubbing with exfoliating towels or rough materials, as this can irritate the skin.
Building a Routine for Breakout-Prone Skin
If you want to continue caring for breakouts after your shower, follow up with a lightweight hydrating lotion. While the panthenol and alpha-bisabolol in the wash help calm the skin barrier during cleansing, adding a moisturizer keeps skin comfortable without any tightness. For hard-to-reach areas like your back, a spray-type moisturizer makes application easy.
What to Know About the BHA Ingredient
This formula contains salicylic acid (BHA) to help clear pore-clogging debris and excess sebum, but if your skin is feeling sensitive or dry, consider adjusting how often you use it. Layering it with other BHA products (like toners or serums) on the same day may lead to dryness, so adjust based on how your skin feels. If redness or stinging persists during use, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.