Your Clarity Quiz result is...

Fungal Acne

Fungal acne appears as small, uniform, itchy bumps that often spread across the forehead, chest, back, or shoulders. Unlike bacterial acne, it’s actually caused by an overgrowth of yeast (Malassezia) on the skin, which thrives in warm, humid environments or under occlusive products.

You might notice that:

• Breakouts don’t respond to typical acne products—and can even get worse
  
  
• Moisturizers, sunscreens, or oils often trigger flare-ups
  
  

Flares can spread quickly in areas that get sweaty or stay damp (like under workout clothes)
 

This is your first puzzle piece

Understanding that your breakouts are fungal rather than bacterial explains why acne treatments and spot products haven’t worked. This is the first piece of the 3-part clear skin puzzle because it reveals that your skin needs a completely different approach than traditional acne care.

With this clarity, you can finally stop guessing and switching products at random—and start focusing on a plan that addresses your skin’s true needs.