Murad : Clarifying Body Spray

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Active Ingredient:
Salicylic Acid (0.5%).

Other Ingredients:
Water (Aqua), Alcohol Dena, Butylene Glycol, Allantoin, Undecylenoyl Glycine, Sodium Salicylate, Lecithin, Tocophersolan, Retinol, Pentylene Glycol, Polysorbate 20, Panthenol, Triclosan, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Oleth-20, Menthol, Cymbopogon Schoenanthus Oil.

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September 27, 2012

Pros:

- ease of application (can be sprayed upside down)
- cooling

Cons:

- takes long to dry
- smells slightly acidic

I tried using this for my bacne and found no true progress. It feels good on the skin at the time and cools irritated skin, however besides that it did nothing for me. I didn't get better or worse, I kept using this after the first month thinking that things take time, but after about 3 months of using it I felt that I was being ripped off and started to think that maybe all I was doing was spraying water and peroxide on myself, so I stopped using it. Besides I had to wait about 15-20 mins for it to completely dry on me before putting on clothes -which was a pain if i was in a rush.
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July 3, 2021
expensive, doesn't work at all, made skin look worse.

 

I bought this even though it was really expensive and something I would never buy, because I was buying stuff on credit and I added this and the Murad pore cleansing foam in, out of desperation and my false belief that expensive products probably work simply because you have spent so much on them. That was not the case. 

They both look good and seem expensive but both were really bad.

This one, the bottle is really quite big although I guess it has to be. It can spray in any direction which is not only good but I really wanted to try this because I don't have any way to reach my back, which has various forms of acne, and scars, and I am sick of it. I had red spots and blackheads. I used it for at least a month and nothing happened at all. In fact if anything it looked worse and the red spots wouldn't go away when usually they did. It was drying out my skin/back and when I finally gave up using it my skin looked so much better and the red spots or red marks that wouldn't shift when I was using it finally went away. I am suspicious that there are so many excellent reviews of this, not on this site but the other one I bought it from, as well as generally. I saw a lot of people say it's the only thing that worked. I know that my skin has a problem with bacteria so this SHOULD have worked, but it didn't. Oh well. I would not only not recommend it I'd advise against it, it also interfered with what I was trying to do because I was trying to clear my back in time for something but like I said it made things worse than if I had left it alone. It is also hard if not impossible to get coverage with the spray. The spray doesn't spray widely so I ended up having to bend my hand behind my back and smear the little wet areas all over so that my whole back would be covered. 

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