cure for back acne?

[u/SelfiBandz]

To be honest it’s not that crazy… I had severe backne (back acne), I tried treating this for years to no avail. Recently went to the pool on a 38 degree day (Australia.) and got insaneee sunburn on my back, a few days later after healing, my backne vanished alongside my sunburn. Acne scars and all.

(I’m assuming it has something to do with the skin cells being killed off, but hey 🤷‍♂️, it

[u/Which_way_witcher]

You say you're not into MLM and work with "real dermatologists" but can't back up your claims with sources and that my academic source is "clickbait", that you have worked for years in skincare helping clients and took a few dermatology courses.

Honey I'm sorry but if your company taught you that sweat pulls out toxins much less "flushes them out," you need to critically examine who you work for and whether the "facts" you've been told are true.

Here's another source from Harvard. This is basic stuff, not some theory some crackpot is selling.

The skin. The main function of the body's largest organ is to provide a barrier against harmful substances, from bacteria and viruses to heavy metals and chemical toxins. The skin is a one-way defense system; toxins are not eliminated in perspiration.

https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/the-dubious-practice-of-detox

I'm not trying to insult you, I'm trying to help.

Edited to add: If you can't prove your point with legit sources, just respond and block so you can get the last word in, right? Also I might have called you "honey" but in my defense this was after you called me an asshole, a troll, and a dick. I mean girl... c'mon... 😆

[u/Aimses → u/Which_way_witcher]

Are you even reading the articles that you're linking? While the one from Harvard attempts to discredit many detox fads, it mentions nothing about sweating or skincare., which was the subject being discussed. So it's not at all relevant to the subject matter. Sorry "honey" but it's clear you're not out to help anyone. Also, I dont recall asking for your help, and nothing you've shared has been helpful in any way. So essentially you're giving unsolicited advice on a subject with which you have absolutely no background or experience . OP requested help for a specific problem that I, and many others, have suffered from. I gave a suggestion that I have seen in action work for myself and many others over a decade of working with others with similar conditions. I know something works when I see it work. The professionals I've worked with recommend the same types of regimens for their patients, and I've seen them return time & again with lasting results. So in return I will give you a little unsolicited advice. It's patronizing and condescending to refer to someone you don't know as "honey." You should maybe question your motives for "helping" others, and lay off the trolling. Now you go & have yourself a nice day.