Body Acne Roll-On Serum for Back, Chest & Neck

Two ingredients, one roll-on

Salicylic acid to clear and prevent breakouts

2% salicylic acid works inside the pore to dissolve dead skin and oil. It treats active pimples and stops new ones from forming in the exact spots you roll over.

Glycolic acid to fade post-acne marks

Glycolic acid gently resurfaces the top layer of skin, helping the red and brown marks left behind by old breakouts fade faster. It works alongside salicylic acid, not against it.

Niacinamide to calm redness and support the barrier

Niacinamide reduces the angry, inflamed look of body acne while keeping skin balanced. It helps your back and chest recover without over-drying or flaking.

A 360° roller that reaches what you can't see

The roller ball deposits a thin, even layer of serum on contact. No rubbing, no mirror, no product wasted on healthy skin. It's designed specifically for the blind spots on your body.

What's in your bottle

• 30mlserum volume per bottle
• 2%clearing active concentration
• 360°no-mirror application angle

The same actives that clear your face, finally reach your body

1. 1
   The skin everyone ignores

   You'd never treat a pimple on your face with just soap. But when it's on your back, that's all you've got. You can't see it, can't reach it evenly, and body washes are too watered down to do anything but dry it out.

2. 2
   A roller built for blind spots

   The 360-degree roller glides over your back, chest, and neck without a mirror. The formula is a serum, not a lotion, so it delivers actives exactly where the breakout is — not diluted across your whole body.

3. 3
   Sixty seconds after your shower

   You don't need a contortionist routine. After you dry off, roll a thin layer over any active breakout or bump-prone zone. It dries fast and doesn't stain clothes. That's the whole routine.

4. 4
   Confidence, uncovered

   You stop skipping tank tops and backless dresses. The bumps calm down, the red marks fade, and you finally feel like your back matches the effort you put into your face.

The first month, in realistic steps