Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Fighting Facial Cleanser, 2% Salicylic Acid Acne Treatment, Daily Oil-Free Acne Face Wash for Acne-Prone Skin with Salicylic Acid Acne Medicine, 6 fl. oz

I cannot express how much I LOVE this product. I was using Oil of Olay Blackhead Scrub for years, but was still having a lot of problems with blackheads on my chin, blemishes on my forhead, and a super oily nose (to the point where I could squeeze the brown oils from the giant pores on/around my nose). I bought this after doing some online research, and holy crap after 1 wash the results were awesome. The pores on my nose were visibly smaller, and after a year and a half of using this product, I now get compliments about my complexion from people who hardly know me. I will say, though, that I don't do the twice-a-day thing that the instructions say on the bottle. I only use it when I shower, more often only if I feel gunky, never more than once a day. I moisten the face, massage it on, rinse it off, pat dry my face, then finish with a bit of face lotion (I use the cheap brand in my area called Top Care). My skin feels good, compliments let me know that I look good too. If you're looking for something new, definitely give this stuff a shot.

I have severe acne, and I have spent hundreds of dollars over the years trying every acne wash out there. None of them have worked well, until now. Using the "Neutrogena Acne Wash" has improved my acne tremendously, and boosted my self-confidence. I also use the "Neutrogena Toner," and then use the "Clean and Clear Persagel 10" (for the benzoyl peroxide). I have days where I have absolutely no zits on my face; a first in years. And by the way, if anyone is trying Proactiv, don't. It's too expensive and not strong enough for most people with chronic acne. I used it and it didn't do a thing.

There are a number of 2% salicylic acid facial wash products out there and they all work the same. For me, these products work very well provided that I only use them once per day (and occasionally skip a day). More frequent use makes my face red and "wind chapped" feeling. Although store brands are cheaper, I buy the Neutrogena brand since it is the thickest by far. I either dilute it down by adding water (which also makes it easier to dispense) or just use a tiny amount and it still provides the face-clearing benefit I'm looking for. 6 ounces of Neutrogena will outlast 10 ounces of the store brands. Some people are very sensitive to salicylic acid, so you'll want to test this out carefully before stocking up. For me it works great!

I have always had issues with my skin being oily and with just one wash, it gave me the feeling I was looking for.

I can only speak to the efficacy of this product on my skin type, which is pretty low-maintenance. I wash my face every day, use an astringent once a day, and I use anti-aging lotion and serum. It's probably a lot of overkill, but I am big on preventing wrinkles (starting early is best!). Anyway, I do get some very mild acne, maybe one or two blemishes a month. Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash is not overdrying and is also effective against my mild acne. I think it's a great product to use in a general skincare regimen, but it may not be strong enough for those with more than moderate acne.

My husband ordered this but I use it and it makes my skin glow and doesn't hurt my face at all. It helps my rosacia because the exfoliant in it is an antiinflammatory. I don't use it every day because I don't want to move exfoliate but its perfect when you want to deep clean your skin. My skin doesn't get dry because I use oils and moisturizers always. Emu oil, olive Squalane, Cerave are my current favorites and this product I believe helps those moisturizers work better.

I use to have this nice Face wash until I run out, so I bought some of this but it made my skin Oily and cause me a lot of break small break outs.

I have been struggling for years with skin redness and scaling, especially when I grow a a mustache and beard. Started working after first use. I use daily to 3-4x a week. I also bought some other gel just in case it didn’t work for my needs. Both products were recommended by someone on YouTube for mild Eczema