7 Ways to Treat Acne That's Not on Your Face

This continuous spray isn't sticky, dries quickly, and has salicylic acid and glycolic acid to fight breakouts with aloe to sooth skin. Win, win, win, win!

$9; amazon.com

Two things to know: 1) The beads sweep away dead skin cells to give you clear skin 2) It's non-comedogenic (meaning it won't clog pores). Any questions?

$6; drugstore.com

This medicated soap targets breakouts with salicylic acne without over-drying, because there's nothing more uncomfortable than having acne *and* itchy, dry skin.

$15.50; Clinique.com

The 360-degree spray allows you to apply to your back and any hard to reach areas without trouble, and with its quick-dry formula you don't have to wait to get dressed. #Blessed

$37; dermstore.com

The body wash uses a glycolic and salicylic acid complex to fight breakouts and jojoba beads to exfoliate and get rid of the sebum that contributes to blackheads and whiteheads. Basically, it's perfect.

$38; peterthomasroth.com

Need a more aggressive approach for body acne? Look to Tria's Acne Clearing Blue Light, the closest thing to a trip to your derm's office. The patented Blue Light penetrates the skin to eliminate acne-causing bacteria, with more than eight times the light than similar devices. It's pricey, but if you're plagued with body acne, it might just be worth it.

$300; sephora.com