In Brief: Neutrogena
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Neutrogena: Clear Pore Oil-Controlling Astringent and Maximum Strength Cleansing Pads fight acne while "preventing overdrying," the J&J division says. The products contain 2% salicylic acid in a "gentle formulation," according to the firm. The new products are being introduced under the Clear Pore umbrella because the brand has been so successful, J&J says. The acne offerings, available in November, will be supported by Neutrogena's "aggressive" ad spend for acne: marketing plans are still under development. The launch of the two products follows the May introduction of Neutrogena Multi-Vitamin acne treatment, which already has climbed to the number two spot for full facial treatment in the acne category, according to the firm. The 8 oz. astringent and container of 50 pads will be line-priced with a suggested retail of around $4 apiece...
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