CLEAN & CLEAR Deep Action Cream Cleanser Oil-Free 6.50 oz (Pack of 2)

Clean and clear deep action cream cleanser is a good but not high quality cleanser. This cleanser will leave your face dry, and the effect is mild, it will not remove stubborn acne and acts more as a daily or night moisturizer cleanser. The scent is minty and leaves your face feeling refreshing with the exfoliating beads.

I used this regularly as a teen, and loved how it made my skin feel squeaky clean. Now, I'm not so much after that feeling of tightness it gives me. I do like the creamy consistency though. Definitely a cleanser for oily skin

I've been using the Clean ,Clear Deep Action Cream Cleanser for a while, and it really leaves my skin feeling refreshed and deeply clean. The cooling sensation makes it feel like it's working instantly, and it removes oil and dirt without over-drying my skin. The texture is creamy and smooth, and it lathers nicely. I also appreciate the light, fresh scent—it's not overpowering

I've been using Clean & Clear Deep Action Cream Cleanser and I really like how fresh it makes my skin feel. The cooling sensation is super refreshing, especially after a long day, and it leaves my face feeling really clean without being overly drying. I've noticed it helps keep my pores clear and cuts down on breakouts when I use it consistently. The creamy texture is easy to work with and rinses off well. It's affordable, effective, and definitely one of my go to cleansers.

I had been buying this product for decades and chose it over the most expensive facial cleansers because it was just better. The recent formula change is a disaster, it caused me to swear off Kenvue products. It leaves my skin dry and itchy, has a much worse texture, and the smell - which was iconic for long-term customers - is now awful. I will never understand why businesses ruin successful cash cow product lines, or, when they make a change consumers hate, arrogantly refuse to listen. The result? I stopped buying it. More than that, I now actively tell people about how terrible it is. This was an unforced error. Completely baffling how management could screw up this badly.