Life-Flo Salicylic Acid Spray | Topical Exfoliating Spray | 2% Salicylic Acid for Skin, Fine Lines, Wrinkles, Acne | 8 oz

This product has helped my skin so much. I've tried others on Amazon. This one has been the most effective. I've used it daily for a good month and nearing the end of my bottle. I will repurchase. The tea tree is overwhelming on my respiratory system for sure. Even when sprayed in an open area. It catches me and I cough every time I use it. The product works for my stubborn and repetitive blemishes on chest, back, neck, shoulders, and other tricky areas to treat. I use it in the morning and before I get dressed for my night shift. I use before bed also. I noticed significant improvement within 4 days of using and continue implementing into my body care routine because of its effectiveness. It can leave a slight tacky residue but not bothersome. Let it dry down before getting dressed. Does not stain, great on really sensitive skin. Enjoying the results and easy maintenance.

Super great. I have Psoriasis on my face- washing it makes it water or soap makes it worse, so I apply Castor oil and clean it off with a towel and it's the best. But applying this Salicylic acid within seconds my skin feels so so smooth and bumps are healing and doing down. I can't wait to now have this now, just got it today (March 16th). It's really going to save a lot of downfalls. My Psoriasis is due to low progesterone. I'm supporting it with Vitamin C, D3 (with magnesium glycinate, k2, boron) white peony and a few other vitamins, and started a parasite cleanse (ParaGone). I triggered my Psoriasis taking too much borax for a detox... lol it is so powerful, but I stopped after the second dose and supporting my liver and glands to bare it, and hope to see my Psoriasis goes away again soon. I was free of it for 6 months and I made it come back myself due to unexpected herx reaction. Didn't think I still had that much toxins in me but guess my organs just really suck at being able to handle die off!

I've been using Murad's salicylic spray for a few years now and wanted to see if there were cheaper options that worked just as well, and this is the first alternative that I've tried. My problem acne area is on my back, which is why I rely on a spray. Currently I wash my back on a daily basis using a long rag with unscented antibacterial soap, I'll exfoliate heavily about once a week, and I wear a clean bra daily (especially switching them out after a workout). In addition to that, I use this spray after my daily shower. My back is not completely clear of acne because it flares up again after every workout (currently looking into antimicrobial bras), but using this spray does noticeably mitigate the issue in comparison to not using it at all. I would say it's currently about a 60-70% reduction. I'm going to try also spraying before I dress in the morning to see if that helps. The description says no fragrances, which I take to mean no artificial or added fragrances because it does smell strongly of the aloe they use and can be a little overwhelming if you breathe it in while you're spraying. This is not a big issue for me because I like the properties of aloe anyways, but I felt it worth noting for those with a sensitive nose that might not be aware of the scent before buying. In comparison to the Murad spray, Life-Flo has a lower concentration of salicylic acid, but I have not noticed a significant decrease in effectiveness on acne control. I have noticed that the Life-Flo spray makes my skin less dry, due to either the lower concentration or the additional ingredients, and I feel like this will be better for my skin in the long run. However, I do miss the mechanism of the Murad bottle that allowed for a continuous and even spray, even while holding the bottle upside down. It's a little more awkward getting every inch of my back with the Life-Flo spray because it's a regular bottle, but with a lower price, I can live with this. Overall, I do recommend using some kind of salicylic acid spray if you have an acne problem in a hard to reach area. I currently plan on buying a second bottle of this after the first runs out, and I also plan on updating my review after a longer period of use, but so far I prefer this to the Murad spray because of the cost difference and moisturizing properties. Please understand that if you suffer from heavy acne, this will not get rid of it by itself, and even then it may not get rid of it completely, but it does help a LOT, and adding this to your daily routine can help give you a feeling of control for a relatively low cost. I do recommend trying out multiple options to see what works best for your own body, and I would definitely recommend trying out Life-Flo.

This is some serious miracle spray. I had these little fine hairs along my jawline and partially on my face, so I decided to take one of those little beauty razor things that are popular right now, to them. I was carefree and enjoying my smooth as a baby's bum face UNTIL a month later when an ingrown hair disguised as a giant red bump with a white center showed up! As I awoke each day after, a new family member had joined the last one and soon there was a colony! I legitimately had a jawline pimple beard. I was so discouraged and tried every product to stop these with no success! Dry brushed, exfoliated, quit lotioning, pimple drying oil, you name it I did it! I've also been getting these flesh colored tiny bumps cascading down the side of my forehead near my eye and up to my hairline, again, I bought fancy $200 tools to try and stop this, with no success! Fast forward to me buying this spray, I thought, it probably won't work, but I'll give it a try. I sprayed it on after my nightly shower, when my pores were open and let it dry before I got into bed. The next morning, I kid you not, THE FLESH COLORED BUMPS HAD DISAPPEARED and the jawline pimple fest had significantly reduced with no new distant cousins arriving! As I continued to do this, by day 4, my jawline had almost completely healed with NO NEW pimples arising. It's now been over two weeks and it's the same great success story! I've even begun spraying it on my upper arms to try to eliminate the splotchy redness and bumps I get, so we'll how it goes!

After watching an interview with Dr. Pimple Popper, I searched for a 2% salicylic acid spray to help with the acne break outs on my face that wearing my mask was causing. I found this product. Use it and love it. Not too smelly. As long as you let your mask air dry completely, you won't smell the product, which has a more aloe vera fragrance. This is not a reason to stop washing your mask - nope! You still need to replace the paper masks and wash the fabric masks. BUT when you have to put the mask on and off several times over the course of the day, this is a good helper. I have a bottle sitting on my desk at my clinic for my clients to use after their massage sessions. They can spray their mask and by the time they are dressed and ready to come out, their mask is dry and ready to wear again. And that is just for masks! Can you imagine using it as part of a normal skin care routine? Yep.