What is TULA Breakout Star?
Key Active: Contains 2% salicylic acid, FDA-approved for treating and preventing acne .
Brightening & barrier-supporting actives: Includes azelaic acid, niacinamide, plus probiotic extracts, willowherb, apple, and watermelon, which help calm, hydrate, and repair.
From TULA’s internal trials:
After 1 week:
97% felt skin was hydrated and less sensitive
93% saw clearer, healthier, smoother, more radiant skin
90% noticed fewer or milder breakouts, and minimized acne marks
After 6 weeks:
100% reported healthier skin
97% said breakouts were fewer/milder and felt more confident
93% said acne marks appeared minimized
Real-World Feedback
Positive reviews:
Many users say it helps calm blemishes and acne over time:
> “This product has really helped my acne…”
“Lightweight and not greasy, makes my skin feel refreshed and soft.”
Reddit user praise:
> “I use their Breakout Star moisturizer and I swear by it for helping keep pimples at bay.”
Others say tracking combined with TULA’s acne routine gave them smoother, balanced skin.
Mixed or negative feedback:
Some users noticed pilling or an overly sticky texture:
> Issues with the pump and formula pilling.
“Didn’t absorb well. Felt sticky.”
A few had purging-like reactions, though these were often temporary:
> “I did go through a hideous skin purge.”
Others saw breakouts which resolved after discontinuing use .
Strengths & Considerations
Strengths Things to Watch
Balances hydration with acne-fighting ingredients (e.g., salicylic acid, azelaic acid, niacinamide) Some users notice initial irritation (typical with actives)—patch test first
Lightweight, non-greasy feel suitable under makeup Pump packaging may be finicky for some
Dry, combination, and oily/acne-prone skin types have seen benefits Not ideal for those with very dry skin seeking richer creams
Should You Try It?
Yes, if you...
Want a moisturizer that gently exfoliates and helps prevent breakouts.
Prefer a lightweight, hydrating formula that won’t clog pores.
Are okay with using active ingredients like salicylic acid and starting slow if you're sensitive.
You might skip it if you...
Have extremely dry skin or react easily to actives—richer, gentler formulations may suit you better.
Recommendation
If you're curious, consider doing a patch test on a small area—especially if you have sensitive skin. Apply once daily at first, then build up to twice daily as tolerated.
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