Neutrogena

Massage a small amount onto wet skin in gentle circular motions, avoiding the eye area, then rinse thoroughly. Use it a few times a week rather than every day to avoid over-scrubbing, and follow with a moisturiser.

Neutrogena is a long-established, dermatologist-recommended skincare brand with targeted ranges for spots, dryness and cleansing. The right product depends on your skin type and what you want to address.

Both are well-regarded: Neutrogena has a wide range including targeted acne and hydration lines, while CeraVe focuses on gentle, ceramide-based barrier care. The better choice depends on your skin and what you want the product to do.

Neutrogena's Visibly Clear and blackhead ranges are aimed at blemish-prone skin and often use ingredients such as salicylic acid. For persistent or severe acne, it is worth speaking to a pharmacist or GP.

Yes, Hydro Boost is a range of water-gel moisturisers containing hyaluronic acid, which hydrate the skin with a light, non-greasy feel. There are versions for both the face and body.

Neutrogena's Hydro Boost water creams are generally formulated to be non-comedogenic, meaning they are designed not to clog pores, which suits combination and blemish-prone skin. Check the individual product label to confirm.