October 11, 2011

ALLURE BEST OF BEAUTY REVIEW - Acne Spot Treatment

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Neutrogena Rapid Clear 2-in-1 Fight & Fade Gel - $8.49 


Allure's Best of Beauty Review - Acne Spot Treatment



I’ve seen a noticeable difference with my complexion after using Neutrogena's Fight & Fade Gel. It works well, doesn’t feel sticky, and it doesn't dry out the area surrounding the blemish. 

While this gel did its job, it didn’t do it fast enough to justify switching from my usual spot treatment. Although Neutrogena gel cleared up my blemish in about two days, I see a noticeable difference mere HOURS after applying Clean & Clear Acne Spot Treatment.


If I dab a dot of Clean & Clear gel on a blemish before going to bed, it's almost gone when I wake up.

I had an exceptionally nasty blemish one day and just happened to grab this one out of the bunch from CVS. I'd never seen or heard anything about it, but the cute little girl at the checkout counter sang its praises while ringing me up. The next morning I understood why when I woke up and my nasty blemish was barely visible. Already! I honestly could not believe it.

Clean & Clear's spot treatment is slightly cheaper than Neutrogena's. And, at $6.99, it does a far better job. 

*I noticed that Clean & Clear took over the award this year. (Neutrogena Rapid Clear was the winner on 2010's list.) Allure is definitely on top of its game.

1 comment:

  1. I've been using that first product for about a year! It really does help but you have to use it everyday for a difference.

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