Noxzema : Cleansing Cream, Sensitive

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3.4
40 Reviews

Water, Stearic Acid, Linum Usitatissiumum Seed Oil (Linseed), Glycine Soja Oil (Soybean), Fragrance, Propylene Glycol, Gelatin, Camphor, Ammonium Hydroxide, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Oil, Calcium Hydroxide, Menthol, Sodium Bicarbonate, Calcium Chloride, Magnesium Sulfate, Potassium Chloride.

Items marked with red have tested a 3 or above (out of 5) in comedogenic (pore-clogging) testing.

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May 31, 2018
Loved the smell
Loooved the smell but didn't take my acne away.
August 12, 2014
slightly better than Dial on your face
This was what I was using in middle school. I was still breaking out. I remember the waxy film. It removed makeup well without being too alkaline as barsoap had, but it didn't touch my acne.
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March 13, 2009

Pros:

tingly feeling makes you feel like it must be doing something

Cons:

broke my skin out in a rash, made it more sensitive than ever

I used to use noxzema when i was 14 and i remember having relatively good skin, so when my skin recently broke out (at 26 years old) i decided to try it out again. twice i started using it since after the first application my skin always seemed invigorated. but after a few days i noticed that both my face and neck were developing little red bumps. i had accredited this to my makeup and even to my shampoo, surely it COULDN'T be the noxzema! last month i tried it for the 3rd time and realized that it truly was the common denominator. i thought it might just be me, but apparently it does this to a lot of skin types. if you want my recommendation, just STAY AWAY! noticed this with burt's bees cleanser as well, and it also is a white cream that gives you that 'tingly' feeling. what ingredient could it be? anyway, as soon as i stopped using these cleansers, my skin looks and feels MUCH better!
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January 20, 2009

Pros:

Very cheap, minty tingle, doesn'tdry

Cons:

Packaging, consistency, greasy feeling after wash, zit surprise in the morning

I am writing about the oiginal fomula. I decided to try this, because I found its history a little "fascinating." Obviously, it was a mistake. First off, the packaging is very bad. It's in a plastic jar with a very wide mouth, so the product is always susceptible to contamination (this is the reason we don't store reagents in beakers in the lab). Also, one dips his fingers into the jar every time he uses it, and the hands are among the dirtiest parts of the body; you almost always don't know where they've been, or what microorganisms they've been collecting from wherever. In the winter, the product collects into a solid, and one has to "scrape off" the cream in order to use it. Hence, further contamination. After washing, your skin won't be dry, but your face and hands do feel greasy. Oh yes, you'll love the minty tingle (even though, if you stick your nose into the jar, the product stinks. Sleep it off, and in the morning, you get a horrible zit surpri
August 24, 2007

Pros:

NONE

Cons:

Everything

I hate this stuff! Before i became a skin care specialist i had used this product seeing as i had basiclly tried everythig and never understood why it broke me out. Now i know its MENTHOL! After studying about the skin for so long you come to realize there are so many ingredients that can irritate and aggravate the skin.I do not reccomend this product but as most people know what works for some may not work for you.
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