Where does the unique Noxzema® aroma come from? How can I use Noxzema? Can Noxzema help with pimples? Do you have any skin care tips? Are certain foods bad for my skin? Where does the unique Noxzema aroma come from? Noxzema has a very recognizable fragrance. What you smell when you open that blue jar of original Noxzema is the clean scent of camphor, menthol, and eucalyptus. It's been Noxzema's redolent signature since 1914. How can I use Noxzema? Original Noxzema has been around for almost 100 years and has almost as many uses, including: Deep cleans your face without getting that stiff, dry look. Cooling sunburned or overheated skin with its blend of camphor and eucalyptus oil. Gentle cleansing for raw or chapped hands and faces that have been exposed to the cold. Washing tired, burning feet for a revitalizing feeling that puts a spring back into your step. Can Noxzema help with pimples? Pimples, blackheads, and whiteheads occur when oil clogs a pore. After your face is clean, you can treat any pimple outbreak and help prevent future ones by using our extra strength Noxzema Triple Clean Anti-Blemish Pads or our Triple Clean Anti-Blemish Astringent. They contain salicylic acid that helps prevent clogging of pores and strips away dead skin cells. Some additional general rules include drinking lots of water, getting adequate sleep, and eating a balanced diet! Do you have any skin care tips? The first step in a good skin-care regimen is deep-cleaning your face, and all of our Noxzema cleansers will do that. In addition, both the Noxzema Triple Clean Anti-Blemish Astringent and Triple Clean Anti-Blemish Pads utilize an effective medication to help clear up your skin and prevent new pimples. Are certain foods bad for my skin? The truth is that no food is really bad for your skin. Now don't get too excited. That doesn't mean you can eat nothing but candy and fried foods all day and still have great looking skin. Proper nutrition leads to good health, which in turn promotes skin fitness. So eating a balanced diet with lots of water, fruits, and vegetables is good for your body, your mind, and your skin.
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