Reddit mentions of SAL3 Cleansing Bar Anti-Fungal Antiseptic Facial Acne, Foot, Scalp & Body Soap - Relief from Tinea Versicolor, Fungus, Fungal Conditions. 10% Sulfur 3% Salicylic Acid.

I know it sucks, but this might be "go see a doctor" territory. My criteria list is go see a doctor if you hit two of the three "U's": uncomfortable, unusual, and unyielding. This sounds like a recurring problem, so it hits the unyielding. If the bumps hurt, that's uncomfortable, so now you've hit two of the three. And obviously these bumps are unusual -- your body doesn't usually do this -- so that's three for three.

Also, as someone who's at the doctor for a new BS skin infection at least once a year (I take immune-suppressing medication and get all the skin infections) ... what you have sounds like it might be an infection, perhaps like folluculitis. Not a STI! Just a normal infection. And if your diet sucks and you aren't getting enough sleep, that's going to negatively affect your body's ability to fight off an infection.

You're welcome to consult Dr. Google and look for some treatments you could try on your own first -- an antifungal soap, benzoyl peroxide cleanser, salicyclic acid cleanser, or antibacterial soap on affected areas might help, but seriously proceed with caution putting any of those on sensitive areas of your body. And if anyone else posts and is like, THIS IS A TERRIBLE PLAN, listen to them. Just because I don't know why this isn't a terrible plan doesn't mean it isn't a terrible plan.

Any of the aforementioned products may also generally help with body or acne, although you should use them carefully at first since your skin isn't used to harsh cleansers right now. Following up with a moisturizer may help prevent any skin flaking or dryness that results from starting a new regimen, although (a) I wouldn't put it on potentially-infected skin, and (b) patch test it just to make sure it doesn't irritate your skin. You should also be using sunscreen on any exposed skin (like your face) ESPECIALLY if you use a product with benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid in it. (PS - benzoyl peroxide can bleach fabrics, so watch out for your towels/sheets/clothes.) There are also topical treatments that use the same ingredients as those cleansers, and those might help too.

Let us know if you need some moisturizer recommendations for either face or body. I'm sure someone else could also recommend different cleansers -- I've at least seen the PanOxyl and ZapZyt recommended on here, although I totally pulled the Sal3 and Hibiclens recommendations out of thin air, so take those with a grain of salt.

I'm a fan of Sal3 and use it every other day

https://www.amazon.com/SAL3-Cleansing-Anti-Fungal-Antiseptic-Facial/dp/B00EURT25S