Because the skin on the back and chest is thicker and typically more resilient than facial skin, these areas can often tolerate a stronger concentration of active ingredients.
How can I prevent body acne?
“Preventing body acne is often about minimizing sweat, bacteria, friction, and pore congestion before breakouts start,” explains Dr. Mensah.
She advises showering shortly after exercising, avoiding tight clothing, regularly washing workout clothes and sheets, opting for non-comedogenic face and body care, removing residual hair products from the back and chest, and avoiding picking or popping pimples.
Together, these small steps can make a major difference in your skin.
Read on for expert-approved body acne treatments, including clinically effective solutions recommended by Dr. Mensah.
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