NeutrogenaOil-Free Acne Fighting Facial Cleanser with Salicylic Acid Acne Treatment Medicine, Daily Oil-Free Acne Face Wash for Acne-Prone Skin, 9.1 fl. Oz, 3 Pack

This face was is the best been using for some years nice . Cleans your face so good and makes it feel so clean . Also very good for your complexion and breaks down the oil that your skin produces

I have been using this face wash for years. It does remove my makeup, despite another review saying otherwise. I have recently started double cleansing with it, once to remove makeup & second to cleanse, and I don’t think my face could be any cleaner afterwards. It is very long lasting because a very small amount (pea sized) of soap lathers really well. I don’t have any issues with dryness or irritation.

Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Fighting Cleanser is great for keeping my skin clear without drying it out. It gently cleanses and helps control breakouts, leaving my face feeling fresh and smooth. I’ve noticed fewer blemishes since using it regularly. A reliable, effective product!

Arrived on time, and the price was good.

I love this wash! I use it on my face and body! It’s a little over drying on my face so I use it every other day.

I'm a fan of this cleanser. Works pretty good for me. It's not too heavy. It lathers well. You don't need to use much.

In order to take good care of your facial skin, the standard advice is to cleanse, exfoliate, tone, and moisturize, in that order. I tend to skip exfoliation because I find it doesn't do me much good. For cleansing it's important that you find a cleanser that is effective enough to remove the excess oil and any other dirt from your skin, but not so aggressive as to irritate the skin. Neutrogena has a good reputation for making effective but gentle skin products and this is no exception. Then, there is salicylic acid. This is a somewhat effective medication for treating hyperactive sebaceous glands, which produce the sebum that can clog the pores, ultimately leading to acne. It's not strong enough to work for all cases of acne, but it's fairly mild as far as these things go, so if it's strong enough for your particular case of acne, it's a good one to go with. It didn't used to cut it for me when my acne was worse, but as I've gotten older my acne has become milder, and it turns out that by using this cleanser every day while showering, I am pretty much able to constrain my acne to a very occasional lonely zit. The occasional zits are small and disappear quickly without becoming big, infected, or painful. The cleanser is an excellent vehicle for delivering this medication to the skin. Neutrogena and its competing brand, Clean & Clear, also make toners and moisturizers that contain the same ingredient. It generally doesn't hurt to use those as well; a little extra salicylic acid from using multiple products that contain it does not seem to become too much very soon. (You'll notice if it becomes too much because it will dry out the skin too much.) I have been purchasing this product and various store-brand knock offs of this product for many years, and it has served me well. These days, because I know I use it anyway, I tend to just order it on Amazon, and get a few at a time. It's actually usually cheaper, and easier to remember.

I can tell a difference in my skin using it.