Must-Have Of The Moment: Murad Clarifying Body Spray

August 7, 2007

The new Murad Clarifying Body Spray ($35) is a fantastic product for summer, since you are constantly exposing your skin to the world. Bouts of body acne can be embarrassing and make you feel self-conscious— but worry no more, now you can bare it all.

This spray contains salicylic acid, retinol, allantoin and triclosan, which all work together to combat bothersome body acne. Not only will it prevent new breakouts from forming but it will also heal, treat and soothe—all the while maintaining the clarity of your skin. Also, the spray bottle is a simple but smart idea because it helps you make contact with those hard-to-reach areas. What else can I say? Gimme-gimme spot treatment!

18 Comments

aaylah 5 years 40 weeks

interesting product. i'm going to have to check this out. personally, clinique products don't have an effect on my skin.

njstyle 5 years 41 weeks

sounds amazing...glad to see some people already love it.

sofi 5 years 42 weeks

clinique's is $19.50 but i can't compare ingredients-ugh!

lmlturbo123 5 years 42 weeks

MURAD IS AN INOVATIVE PRODUCT LINE, I HAVE NOT TRIED THIS OUT YET. BUT I AM SURE WHATEVER THEY MAKE IS WOW!!

estrela 5 years 42 weeks

I've been using this product for a few years now and I love it. I use it mostly on my back and shoulders and I normally let it dry before I get dressed. I've never had any problems with stainign or bleaching.

sofi 5 years 42 weeks

Oh, good to know about the Clinique being cheaper. I do like Murad, but a cheaper, similar product works, too. Must go compare- thanks

Elle Tea 5 years 42 weeks

Clinique's Acne Solutions line makes a spray like this too- and it's only $14 instead of Murad's $35. I always let it dry first, but never had any staining issues.

galpal 5 years 42 weeks

I love Murad products. Might have to try this one!

SugarFreak 5 years 42 weeks

This is a great product--though not really that new. I've been using this for at least 5 years now...

popularsugar 5 years 42 weeks

Oooo! does it dry out the skin? sounds great, I may just buy it unless i hear that it stains clothes

POPSUGAR Beauty 5 years 42 weeks

Don't quote me on this, but I think if you spray it and then wait for it to dry, and THEN get into bed, you should be fine. I don't see anything in this that would cause bleaching of fabrics. Benzoyl peroxide sometimes does that, but salicylic acid doesn't, as far as I know.

Chiquita 82 5 years 42 weeks

I'm a fan of Murad's Pomegranade series. I love Murad brand for my face. But i don't think i could use this body product... i prefer nice flavoured body butters