Neutrogena is a leading American brand for skincare, haircare, and beauty products, founded in 1930 as Natone, acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 1994, and now owned by Kenvue, focusing on dermatologist-recommended, accessible solutions worldwide from its headquarters in Skillman, NJ, offering everything from cleansers to sunscreens. 

Key Company Information

• Parent Company: Kenvue
• Founded: 1930 (as Natone), 1962 (as Neutrogena) by Emanuel Stolaroff
• Headquarters: Skillman, New Jersey, USA
• Industry: Cosmetics, Skincare, Haircare
• Products: Soaps, cleansers, moisturizers, sunscreens, makeup, shampoos, conditioners, etc.
• Reach: Distributed in over 70 countries 

History & Ownership

• Started as Natone, supplying Hollywood.
• Became Neutrogena and gained recognition for its "Norwegian Formula" hand cream.
• Acquired by Johnson & Johnson in 1994.
• Became part of Kenvue (a spinoff from J&J) in 2023, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. 

Brand Focus

• Combines pharmaceutical research with consumer needs.
• Known for effective, affordable, and accessible beauty and skincare.