Noxzema Moisturizing Facial Cleanser Cream, Daily Face Cleansing for All Skin Types 12 oz

I bought multiple jars just to keep just in case it sells out or is discontinued. I never had issues with acne but recently I had a horrible outbreak. I made an appointment with a dermatologist but it was a month away and my skin was hurting and kept breaking out all over my chin. Found this and when I say it cleared my skin and dark scars so quickly, I cancelled my appointment. It does burn a bit but only in the areas that have broken out and the scar tissue will peel off and heal with fresh new skin. I'm still using it to heal the rest but it cleared this area in 2weeks. As a black woman in my 30s I can vouch for this product. I use it all over my body to deep clean as well. I use this anytime I shave/nair as well because it clears dark underarms and prevented shave bumps. It's AMAZING!!!!!!!

I've been using the Noxzema Moisturizing Cleansing Cream on and off, and overall, it's a true classic with some definite strengths — though it's not without its trade-offs. What I like: • Deep Cooling Cleanse: The formula gives you that signature Noxzema tingle, thanks to eucalyptus and menthol. It feels refreshing and really wakes up your skin.  • Good for Removing Oil and Makeup: It does a solid job of lifting off dirt, oil, and even some makeup while still leaving skin feeling soft.  • Moisturizing Ingredients: Unlike very harsh cleansers, this one has moisturizing oils (like soybean oil) so your skin doesn't feel super tight or stripped afterward.  • Generous Container / Value: According to reviews, one jar lasts a long time.  • Versatility: Some people use it just as a cleanser, others as a mask (apply, let sit, then wipe off) — flexible.  What could be better / What to watch out for: • Strong Scent / Fragrance: There's a noticeable eucalyptus / menthol scent. Some users love the nostalgic spa-like smell, but others mention it might be too much.  • Potential Irritation: Those with very sensitive skin might feel a little burning or irritation from the menthol or essential oils.  • Not for Everyone's Acne: A few users (from Walmart reviews) said it caused breakouts when they had acne: “Don't get the moisturizer version if u are dealing with acne … it will make it worse …”  • Old-School Formula: Some people note that while it's effective, it's not a “modern” gentle cleanser — the formula leans more traditional, with more potent ingredients like menthol and camphor.  Ingredient Notes: • Key ingredients include eucalyptus oil, menthol, and soybean oil.  • Incidecoder shows that some of its ingredients (like eucalyptus oil) may not be ideal for super sensitive or fragrance-sensitive skin.  • According to Noxzema's site, the cleanser is “dermatologist tested.”  User Sentiment: • On Influenster, the average rating is very high (~4.7/5 from dozens of reviews), and many praise how soft their skin feels after using it.  • On Reddit, some users appreciate its simplicity and strong cleansing power; others caution about its fragrance and potential irritation: “I have dry acne prone skin and it doesn't irritate me at all. … It can be a little drying so be sure to moisturize afterwards.”  “There is soooo much FRAGRANCE in Noxzema … I wish there wasn't because it worked so well.”  Overall: This is a nostalgic, dependable, “old-school” cream cleanser that offers a really deep and refreshing clean. It's especially good for those who don't mind a cooling menthol / eucalyptus sensation and appreciate a budget-friendly, effective cleanser. But if you have very sensitive skin or don't like strong fragrance, it might not be the perfect match.