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Neutrogena Clear Face SPF 60 for acne-prone skin is on the FDA register with 6% bemotrizinol

This is the second of two bemotrizinol sunscreens Kenvue filed on August 13, 2026. It carries the same four filters at the same strengths as the Ultra Sheer Daily Face SPF 70, at a lower stated SPF, and is named for acne-prone skin. We could not find it for sale on September 2, 2026.

Neutrogena Clear Face Sunscreen SPF 60
Product
Clear Face Sunscreen Acne Prone Skin Broad Spectrum SPF 60
Brand
Neutrogena (Kenvue Brands LLC)
Price
Not published
Sizes filed
40 mL bottle; 14 mL tube, in trays of 12
Price per fl oz
Cannot be calculated. No price published
On sale
Not found on September 2, 2026
Refill
Not confirmed
SPF
60
Active filters
Avobenzone 3%, bemotrizinol 6%, homosalate 15%, octisalate 5%
Filed with FDA
Aug 13, 2026 (label published Aug 17)
NDC
69968-1015

All figures read from the label filed with the FDA on September 2, 2026. Percentages calculated from the filed strengths. See sources.

What the filing says

The label lists four active ingredients: avobenzone at 30 mg per mL, bemotrizinol at 60 mg per mL, homosalate at 150 mg per mL and octisalate at 50 mg per mL. That is 3%, 6%, 15% and 5%. The 6% is the highest concentration of bemotrizinol the FDA order permits.

Two pack sizes are filed: a 40 mL bottle and a 14 mL tube, the tube in trays of twelve. A tray of twelve small tubes usually means a trial or sampling pack rather than a shelf item.

We could not find it for sale

On September 2, 2026 we checked Neutrogena's own sun care listing, which showed 49 products. This one was not among them. We also searched major US retailers and found only the existing Ultra Sheer and Clear Face lines, which use different filters.

That is normal. A filing is a regulatory step, not an announcement. It tells you a company has committed a formula to paper, which is why we track filings: they are public before the marketing is.

The same filters, a different SPF

The two Kenvue filings list identical active ingredients at identical strengths, yet one is labelled SPF 70 and this one SPF 60. SPF is measured on the finished formula, so the inactive ingredients and the way the product is made can move the number even when the filters match. We report both labels as filed and leave the explanation to the company, which has not published one.

Not to be confused with

Neutrogena already sells Clear Face Liquid Lotion SPF 30 and SPF 50 and a Clear Face Serum SPF 60 with green tea. Those are different formulas and do not contain bemotrizinol. The product on this page is Clear Face Sunscreen Acne Prone Skin SPF 60.

What we could not confirm

  • Price and on-sale date. Neither has been published.
  • Why the SPF differs from the SPF 70 filing when the filters are identical.
  • Whether the two products will launch together.

Sources

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