Acne Free Sulfur Acne Foaming Cleanser with Lemon Oil, and Oat Extract, 5 Ounces

This is my fourth time purchasing, I work where I have to wear a mask daily and started getting fungal acne. Antidandruff shampoo cured the fungal acne, but this has kept it from flaring back up. It does smell like sulfur, but its not super strong.

Very good light face wash. My derm recommended it to help with my rosacea, working great. The smell is not bad, not sure what everyone's freaking out about, it's sulfur, and you don't smell it after you rinse it off. I'll use this for now on.

I would give this 5 stars but one of the pictures on the advertisement is wrong. There’s no benzoyl peroxide in it. This is gentle on my sensitive, rosacea prone skin and will continue to use.

There are battles you see. Wars waged quietly across the T-zone. Skirmishes erupting on cheeks, along the jawline, around the treacherous folds of the nose. And into this war marches a most unassuming hero: Acne Free Sulfur Acne Foaming Cleanser, clad in its modest 5-ounce uniform, humble but unyielding. Now, sulfur—yes, sulfur—a compound that smells vaguely of underworld doorways and high school chemistry labs, is misunderstood. It is not flashy like salicylic. Not trendy like niacinamide. It does not appear in TikToks wearing a headband. It works. Like a night janitor with a PhD. It binds to dead skin, clears out sebum, and quietly dismantles the empire of acne one microcomedone at a time. But this formula? It softens the blow. It weaves in lemon oil, zesty and righteous, like a citrus diplomat offering freshness during the sulfur campaign. And oat extract, that kindly old neighbor who leaves baked goods on your porch, calms the redness, soothes the soul. It foams, yes, but not like a maniac. It foams with restraint. With dignity. Enough to say “I’m working,” but not “I’m trying too hard.” For those besieged by whiteheads, by blackheads, by the hormonal uprising on chin and temple—this is your answer. It will not kiss your wounds with lies. It will fight. It will clarify. And so, dear patient, dear reader, dear face-haver: use this. The war may not be over, but now—finally—you have an ally.

I live in a hot and humid climate and my pores were constantly getting clogged. I've tried all kinds of face washes but this one actually worked very well for me! In two week, I've seen a drastic decrease of clogged pores and mostly, the sebaceous filaments on my nose are hardly noticeable now. The scent is fine to me. My only con about the product is the bottle opening is too big. It's a bit watery so it comes out very fast and more than you need. I end up wasting some because of the opening. Overall, I highly recommend for clogged/congested pores.

I got this for my oily skin, I saw someone recommend it and figured I'd get it a try. I can't say if it works because it smells like eggs. "It's not bad after you wash it off." Why are you lying like that? No matter how much I rinse my face, use a wet towel, or put on my skincare, it still smells. It's like it's stuck in my nose and never wants to come out. I'm so scared someone else can smell it on. I know it's sulfur, but I was hoping the lemon smell would win the battle, but it did not.

I got this for my bf, his skin was red and irritated with big acne bumps under the surface. This helped clear it up pretty quick and did not cause further irritation. I’m pretty sure he did a repurchase bc he liked it so much.

I've struggled with hormonal acne for a few months now and this is the only face wash that has worked for me! Not too harsh on my skin as someone who does have sensitive skin. It has a slight sent but nothing over bearing. For the price its amazing.