Neutrogena Oil Free Acne Wash
177 ml
3.2 Stars Average rating from
7 reviews
Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash is the #1 dermatologist recommended acne-fighting cleanser.
This oil-free formula gently cleanses deep down into pores for clear skin. Unlike ordinary cleansers, it contains Salicylic Acid to get rid of acne you have now and help prevent future breakouts. Special skin soothers help prevent irritation and overdrying.
Skin is left clean, residue-free and never oily.
- Oil-free
- Non-comedogenic (won't clog pores)
- Residue-free
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Reviews
Eva: a few months ago
The number one complaint for products containing salicyclic acid (which this product has) is dryness/redness. However, one must remember that this is a *desired* effect. The main reason why we break out is due to bacteria oxidizing and getting deep inside our pores where it lies in wait to form a pimple! Salicyclic acid does a great job of keeping the oil and bacteria off the face thus preventing future break-outs. Remember you must use it consistently for it to work and yes you will have to find your own "goldilocks zone" where your face isn't too dry. Using a good derm recommended moisturizer is really the key. And besides, who cares if your skin has a little dryness here or there? You'll feel much better overall when your skin is clear.
I'm just said they discontinued PanOxyl 5% cleansing bar (can't find it anywhere now). It was my go-to product. But this one has been a great sub!
Anonymous: more than a year ago
This dried out my skin, but that is what moisturizer is made for :) Combined with a good moisturizer it worked okay. Still get a couple pimples here and there but I mean c'mon it's like 9 bucks, what do you expect. I'm satisfied.
Valerie: more than a year ago
Terrible! My face was tight, itchy, flakey, and really really shiny (oily looking) after this. Takes a while to wash the filmy stuff off. Acne disappeared a few weeks and then pimples reappeared bigger, redder, swollen, and painful. I don't know why the fashion magazines recommend this so much. :(
