Neutrogena Skincare and Cosmetics

Neutrogena is a globally recognized skincare and cosmetics brand that originated in the United States. It was founded in 1930 by Emanuel Stolaroff and initially centered on a specialized non-alkaline soap called Neutrogena, which gave the company its name. Over decades, it has evolved into a leading dermatologist-recommended brand known for its commitment to science-based skincare and efficacy.

The manufacturing of Neutrogena products occurs in multiple countries, including the United States, France, South Korea, and various other international locations to meet global demand. This geographic diversity in production allows the brand to maintain local supply chains and adhere to different regional regulatory standards for cosmetics and over-the-counter medications.

In 1994, Neutrogena was acquired by Johnson & Johnson, which helped scale the brand into an international powerhouse. Following a significant corporate restructuring in 2023, the brand became part of Kenvue Inc., a dedicated consumer health company that spun off from Johnson & Johnson. Kenvue is now the ultimate owner of the brand, managing its operations as an independent public entity headquartered in the United States.