Neutrogena Pink Grapefruit Foaming Scrub Review

Hi!(: It's Liz!
I'm going to be reviewing the Neutrogena Pink Grapefruit Foaming Scrub.

    This product costs $7.99-$8.99 depending on what size you get. I got the 6.7 FL OZ (198 mL) size. It lasts you a pretty long time. Once again you can get this at most drugstores, I got mine at Costco in a 2-pack. It claims: "With an uplifting blast of grapefruit plus vitamin C, this unique formula clears blemishes and blackheads. Gentle microbeads smooth away roughness without over-drying or irritating for clearer, healthier looking skin." This was an o.k. scrub. I'd give it 3 stars. It does exfoliate, but what scrub doesn't? If you scrub too hard it can tear the skin, and feel too harsh. There are little white beads infused into the scrub along with bigger pink ones. For this to actually foam, you apply a dime sized amount onto your hand then run it under some gentle flowing water. Then you can start to wash your face with it. It will start to foam when you start scrubing your face. It does have a nice smell, that you will not get sick of. It didn't clear my acne, but I had less acne than before. I wouldn't recommend this to people with dry skin. If you have oily skin and want to give Neutrogena a chance go for this. I would recommend this to people with oily skin. I will not be repurchasing this again simply becuase it didn't "wow" me and I am looking for different things.

                  -Beauty BFF Liz

Neutrgoena Body Clear Body Spray Review

Hi!(: It's Liz again. LOL!

I'm on a roll here. Don't worry, I'm not finished yet! :D Well! I'm going to be reviewing the Neutrogena Body Clear Body Spray.

    This is a new product. This is supposed to help with body acne. It costs around $8.49. You can get this at most drugstores. I got mine at Target. You get 4 FL OZ (118 mL) of product in a spray bottle. This claims: "Clear and help prevent body breakouts with this unique, quick-drying formula. Break-through 360 degree pump sprays from any angle, even upside down, to treat hard-to-reach areas like the back and shoulders. No sticky residue." All right! Well, for one thing I have mild acne on my chest, back, and shoulders. This did not treat my acne, and I don't believe it prevented it because I still break out on my body. You can spray this from any angle. It isn't that quick drying, but it won't stick to your clothes. I spray this right after I dry my body after I get out of the shower and before I put on my clothes. At this point, I'm just trying to finish the bottle, so I won't have to feel guilty for buying this and not using it. I will not be repurchasing this, and I would not recommend this to a friend. If you do buy this, I hope you have better luck with this than I did.(:

          -Beauty BFF Liz

Neutrogena Redness Soothing Cream Cleanser

Hi!(: It's Liz

     I'm going to be reviewing the Redness Soothing Cream Cleanser from Neutrogena. It costs around $7.99 for a 6 FL OZ (177 mL) tube. You can buy this from most drugstores or wherever they sell Neutrogena products. I bought mine at Wal-Mart. It claims: "With naturally soothing aloe and chamomile, this rich, creamy cleanser powerfully clears away breakouts and blackheads without over-drying, and visibly reduces redness caused by acne. Unique formula calms irritation so skin looks and feels clearer and healthier."  This cleanser did calm some the redness, but there was no dramatic difference. It overdries the skin and is not calming by any means. Has an o.k. smell, but after a while starts to smell bad just from smelling it so much. This did not clear my acne. I would not recommend this to anyone and will not be repurchasing this again.
             -Beauty BFF Liz