Biretix Tri-Active Body Spray - 100 ml

The same approach as the Tri-Active Gel, but in a spray, for those hard-to-reach areas: your back, shoulders, and chest.

Why it works

Blemishes on the back are more stubborn than those on the face, and not because you aren't washing them well enough. The skin is thicker there, the sebaceous glands are larger, and you have clothing and sweat on it all day long. Moreover, it is practically impossible to spread a gel neatly between your shoulder blades, so people simply don't do it. This formula therefore comes in a spray bottle that works in any position, even upside down. In terms of ingredients, it is built around fifteen percent glycolic acid, which loosens the top layer of cells and helps fade spots; RetinSphere technology with hydroxypinacolone retinoate and encapsulated retinol for skin renewal; and four percent niacinamide to help regulate sebum production. BIOPEP-15 from the Biretix line completes the formula.

The spray absorbs immediately and remains invisible, without leaving a greasy residue on your clothes.

For whom

For blemishes and residual spots on larger surface areas: back, chest, shoulders. Also interesting for those who exercise a lot, as sweat under a tight shirt is exactly the environment in which this type of skin struggles. And quite frankly, also for those who don't want to ask their partner to apply it to their back every evening.

How to use it

Shake before use. Spray onto the cleansed area once or twice a day, preferably in the evening. Let the spray dry for a moment before putting on clothes. It contains both an acid and a retinoid, so use a sunscreen with a high SPF on the treated areas during the day, especially if your décolleté or shoulders are exposed. Do not use this product during pregnancy or breastfeeding. A slight tingling sensation during the first few applications is normal; if irritation persists, rinse off and stop use.

A final tip

The greatest gain in treating back blemishes often lies not in the product, but in two small habits: showering immediately after exercising instead of an hour later, and rinsing your hair before you wash your back, so that conditioner residue doesn't remain on the very area you are struggling with. If you combine these two habits with this spray, you will usually see a difference in the blemishes themselves after about six weeks. The spots that have already been left behind take much longer; expect it to take months. And don't wear a tight, synthetic shirt over a freshly treated back.

Not sure if this spray is the right choice for your situation? Feel free to send me a message, and we can look into it together.