Noxzema
Noxema is a skin care cleanser line that was first sold in 1914. It was invented by Francis J. Townsend, a doctor in Ocean City, Maryland and it's original use was a sunburn remedy. It was acquire by Unilever in 2010. Noxema contains camphor, menthol, phenol and eucalyptus, among other ingredients.* It is widely available at major retailers and drugstores nationwide. *Source: Wikipedia
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Hi! This review is for the Noxema Classic Clean Skin Cleanser. I used this as a teenager in the 70's and had forgotten all about it. Then I spend the weekend with friends and saw this on their bathroom counter. I ended up using it to take my makeup off that night and fell in love all over again. It took all my makeup off my face and left me with that familiar clean fresh faced feeling just like back in the day. Price point is $7.00 US I let this get away from me but it's right back on my counter where I can grab it morning and night. Yay!
Hi! This review is for the Noxema Classic Clean Skin Cleanser. I used this as a teenager in the 70's and had forgotten all about it. Then I spend the weekend with friends and saw this on their bathroom counter. I ended up using it to take my makeup off that night and fell in love all over again. It took all my makeup off my face and left me with that familiar clean fresh faced feeling just like back in the day. Price point is $7.00 US I let this get away from me but it's right back on my counter where I can grab it morning and night. Yay!
This was my 1st - my coming-of-age skin cleanser. Two of my aunts, who both have beautiful skin, used this daily. I remember watching them scoop a dollop of the herbal, minty-scented, whipped cream out and massaging it into their skin. They would let it settle for a few minutes to dissolve any dirt, oil, and the little makeup they had on before they removed it with a warm washcloth massage. They were left with the most soft, supple, clear skin that I have ever seen. So, when I entered my pre-teen years with oily skin and breakouts to boot, the only answer was Noxzema. Only it wasn't. Although I think it is a good, gentle cleanser for those with dry-to-normal skins, it is not for my oily, hormonal acne skin. I need products with actives to control the oil and acne.
This was my 1st - my coming-of-age skin cleanser. Two of my aunts, who both have beautiful skin, used this daily. I remember watching them scoop a dollop of the herbal, minty-scented, whipped cream out and massaging it into their skin. They would let it settle for a few minutes to dissolve any dirt, oil, and the little makeup they had on before they removed it with a warm washcloth massage. They were left with the most soft, supple, clear skin that I have ever seen. So, when I entered my pre-teen years with oily skin and breakouts to boot, the only answer was Noxzema. Only it wasn't. Although I think it is a good, gentle cleanser for those with dry-to-normal skins, it is not for my oily, hormonal acne skin. I need products with actives to control the oil and acne.
My skin really doesn't know what to make of Noxzema, it's almost comical. I use it, I really enjoy the super-cool feeling, and within 20 minutes my face is soaked in like 350% the oil it usually produces...which is significant, because my skin is already super oily. Not red or irritated, just unprecedented levels of oil, like blotting with paper towels oily. Definitely something to revisit if/when my skin ever dries out.
My skin really doesn't know what to make of Noxzema, it's almost comical. I use it, I really enjoy the super-cool feeling, and within 20 minutes my face is soaked in like 350% the oil it usually produces...which is significant, because my skin is already super oily. Not red or irritated, just unprecedented levels of oil, like blotting with paper towels oily. Definitely something to revisit if/when my skin ever dries out.
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