Salicylic Acid
A Beta Hydroxy Acid particularly suited to oily and acne-prone skin.
Because it is oil-compatible, Salicylic Acid can support exfoliation within congested pore environments and help improve:
Blackheads + whiteheads + rough texture + clogged-looking pores.
This is the main exfoliating active in the current published formula.
No finished-product percentage is currently published, so I would not assign a strength.
Niacinamide
A multifunctional form of Vitamin B3 supporting:
Oil balance + barrier function + visible calming + more even-looking tone.
This is especially useful in body-acne routines because blemishes on the chest and back can leave persistent post-inflammatory marks.
Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate
A stable, water-soluble Vitamin C derivative.
It provides:
Antioxidant + complexion-supporting + post-breakout tone benefits.
Within Clarity Body Spray, it complements Niacinamide and Salicylic Acid rather than functioning as a traditional brightening Vitamin C serum.
Ectoin
A protective osmolyte that helps support skin under environmental and dehydration-related stress.
It provides:
Hydration + soothing + barrier-supportive + antioxidant benefits.
Its presence is particularly useful in an exfoliating body-acne formula because it helps support skin comfort while active ingredients target congestion.
Panthenol
Also known as Pro-Vitamin B5.
Panthenol provides:
Hydration + soothing + skin-conditioning + barrier support.
It helps balance the potentially drying effects of an acne-focused routine.
Glycerin
A classic humectant that attracts water and helps maintain skin hydration.
It works alongside Ectoin and Panthenol to help prevent the formula from being purely drying or degreasing.

Use on clean, dry skin.
Spray a moderate amount directly over breakout-prone areas such as the:
Back + Chest + Shoulders + Neck
and gently massage until absorbed.
For areas that are difficult to reach, the spray nozzle allows more even application across a larger surface area.
Current Lamelle guidance supports use:
Morning and evening
or according to professional recommendation and skin tolerance.
If Irritation Develops
Reduce application to:
Once daily
or temporarily pause until the skin is comfortable.
Persistent irritation should be discussed with your skincare professional.
Morning
Where treated areas will be exposed to daylight, finish with a:
Broad-spectrum SPF 50+
particularly when treating post-breakout pigmentation.

None

Body acne
Back breakouts
Chest breakouts
Shoulder breakouts
Neck breakouts
Oily skin on the body
Acne-prone body skin
Congestion
Blackheads
Whiteheads
Mild-to-moderate inflammatory blemishes
Non-inflammatory breakouts
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Post-breakout dark marks
Uneven body texture associated with congestion
Clients who struggle to reach their back
Morning and evening body treatment