My Thoughts:

This face wash is exactly like the original, Neutrogena Acne Wash Oil-Free. It didn’t prevent breakouts, dried out my face, and did nothing for the blemishes I already had. The only difference between this and the original is the grapefruit smell. If I had to choose between pink grapefruit and the original, I would choose the pink grapefruit because it smells really good.

My Thoughts:

This works for mild cases of acne. I found that if I just pat it on my blemishes instead of rubbing it in, the treatment worked a lot better. It’s not the best product out there, but it does work. It doesn’t over dry your skin. Because it does leave a bit of a white cast, I use this at night before bed.

My Thoughts:

I don’t think this body wash works mainly because the salicylic acid doesn’t stay on your body. It’s washed off right away. So there isn’t enough time for the salicylic acid to do it’s job. I really hate the packaging. It’s so difficult to squeeze the body wash out. Also, sometimes it was difficult to get the cap to click open. I did like scrubing effect. My skin did feel softer after every use. If I had to pick Neutrogena Body Clear Body Scrub or Neutrogena Body Clear Body Wash, I would pick the Body Scrub because it scrubs my skin soft. Other than that, both body washes worked the same.

My Thoughts:

It’s a lightweight moisturizing gel. It doesn’t dry out your skin, and it reduced the size blemishes, pores, and prevented major breakouts. The best part is that it has a nice fresh and clean scent. It works well under makeup. Just give it a few minutes to absorb into your skin, and you’re good to go.

My Thoughts:

I really like this cleanser. It kept my breakouts at a minimal and didn’t dry out my skin like the Neutrogena Acne Wash Oil-Free did. As for how well it exfoliated, I don’t think it did a good job. In fact, I barely noticed the exfoliating effect. It works exactly the same as Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash. So if you’re wondering what the difference between the Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Clear Scrub and the Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash is, it’s the supposed exfoliater in the power-clear scrub.

My Thoughts:

I really like this cleanser. It kept my breakouts at a minimal and didn’t dry out my skin like the Neutrogena Acne Wash Oil-Free did. It’s a thick creme that smells wonderful. It works exactly the same as Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Clear Scrub. So if you’re wondering what the difference between the Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Clear Scrub and the Neutrogena Acne Stress Control Power-Cream Wash is, it’s the supposed exfoliater in the power-clear scrub.

My Thoughts:

This product is okay. It didn’t reduce breakouts in 8 hours as promised. It does noticeably diminish the breakouts after a few days. I’m on the fence with this product.

My Thoughts:

I don’t think this body wash works mainly because the salicylic acid doesn’t stay on your body. It’s washed off right away. So there isn’t enough time for the salicylic acid to do it’s job. I really hate the packaging. It’s so difficult to squeeze the body wash out. Also, sometimes it was difficult to get the cap to click open. If I had to pick Neutrogena Body Clear Body Wash or Neutrogena Body Clear Body Scrub, I would pick the Body Scrub because it scrubs my skin soft. Other than that, both body washes worked the same. Overall, I wouldn’t repurchase.

My Thoughts:

The face wash didn’t prevent breakouts. I found it rather drying. I’m not even sure if this face wash even works.