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NEUTROGENA® Spot Controlling Facial Wash

A gel formula that lathers up to whisk away impurities and fight spots while help preserving skin’s natural defenses. for healthy looking, spot proof skin. 200 ml

Developed with dermatologists, the NEUTROGENA® Spot Controlling Facial Wash contains salicylic acid and is clinically proven to help tackle stubborn spots and prevent future breakouts. An oil-free face wash, it cleanses the skin while maintaining its natural balance for a refined complexion.

  • For stubborn spots

  • Developed with dermatologists

  • Formulated with salicylic acid

Use twice a day.

Wet face.

Apply to hands, add water and massage face gently.

Rinse thoroughly.

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