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I have bad Back acne, is there anyway to treat it?

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I have bad Back acne, is there anyway to treat it?

Postby kingdon » Tue Jul 13, 2010 7:50 pm

Ok, so I have some back acne and stuff. I'm a girl, I'm 15 years old and I need a way t treat or take care of my acne of my back. I change my under garments daily etc. Since that most likely isn't the problem is there any way to treat it? Like any body soaps or face acne treatments I should use? Or will it just get better as I get older?
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I have bad Back acne, is there anyway to treat it?

Postby proinsias87 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:03 pm

Your shampoo/conditioner has oils in it that clogg you up. When you wash your hair, rinse it so that it doesn't run doen your back. Your final step in the shower should be to wash you face and body. You may want to geta back facial with extractions. If you're lookng for a some awesome products see the website below.
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I have bad Back acne, is there anyway to treat it?

Postby arber11 » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:28 pm

Here is acne body wash im not sure what its called but im sure if you went to a drug store(walgreens rite aid etc) they would have it
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