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Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment.

Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment
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About this product

A three-in-one acne treatment product that functions as a cleanser, face mask, and spot treatment, formulated with sulfur.

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Guru Score

80%

Yay

3 experts · Moderate agreement

What the gurus are saying

This three-in-one contains three percent sulfur, an active ingredient that's gentle for acne but comes with a distinctive sulfur smell that fragrance can't quite mask. Used as a cleanser, it reduced redness and irritation; as a five-minute mask, it proved effective for breakouts. The four-ounce size depletes quickly with regular heavy use, especially when used as a mask.
Synthesized from 3 expert reviews · most recent take July 2025

What they liked

  • Works as cleanser, mask, and spot treatment
  • Reduces redness and irritation
  • Small size means product lasts well

What they flagged

  • Sulfur smell persists despite added fragrance
  • Small 4-ounce size goes quickly if used heavily

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What the gurus are saying.

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"The Tula acne allstar three in one, now discontinued, was my favorite product from them. It had a pinch of sulfur, which is a great but [...] more gentle ingredient for fighting acne. [...] The problem with sulfur containing products is they all smell a bit funky, [...] even with fragrance added, but [...] it's worth it if you have really bad acne, because that's better than dealing with painful cysts."
All 4 takes from AliceintheRabbitHole
Skincare Empties! TONS of sunscreen (predictably)
"The Tula acne allstar three in one, now discontinued, was my favorite product from them. It had a pinch of sulfur, which is a great but [...] more gentle ingredient for fighting acne. [...] The problem with sulfur containing products is they all smell a bit funky, [...] even with fragrance added, but [...] it's worth it if you have really bad acne, because that's better than dealing with painful cysts."
My GENTLE PM Routine: Devices instead of Actives! (Acne/Dry Skin)
"This is a sulfur containing product using three percent sulfur, and [...] it doesn't smell great. [...] They put some fragrance in it to cover the sulfur smell, but it just kind of smells like someone who isn't great at bathing. They tried, and ultimately I like the product. It is small though, and considering it's four ounces that you use kind of heavily, especially if you're using it as a mask, you might go through it quickly."
Favorites & Fails (Shocking, I Know!) | March 2024
"I'm about halfway through my second one of these and I've realized this might actually be one of my favorite cleansers. It has three percent sulfur in it as an acne treatment, and the reason I love this is because it is such a gentle acne cleanser. Benzoyl peroxide works in a wash off formula for me, but even then it has betrayed me a few times, if my barrier is compromised I have to be fast about washing it off or my skin turns red, whereas this always works for me."
Skincare Empties! Returning to my Favorites, New Affordable Finds (10/23)
"I deeply considered including this Tula cleanser in my best cleansers list. I loved it and I love using it as a mask too. It targets acne with the ingredient sulfur, so it doesn't smell great, though Tula did include some fragrance to try to offset that, and I don't think everyone will like the smell. I don't think sulfur treats acne on its own, but it really does help. There was a lot of product left when I cut the tube open to get the last bit out."
✓Yay
"Tula I hear everyone speaking about and I haven't tried a lot of their products but they have this product called the breakout star that's supposed to have sulfur in it seems really really good and I constantly hear people talking about Tula but sometimes I've looked at it and I'm like um too expensive or just like it's not calling my name today"
✓Yay
"As a cleanser, I thoroughly enjoyed this experience. I noticed that my redness and irritation went down a little bit, and it did a good job of cleansing my skin without irritating it, which is impressive considering there's a good amount of sulfur in here, which can sometimes be a little intense on the skin. My experience was really enjoyable. I'll be honest, I know this is one of your top picks, but do I personally say this is one of the best cleansers I've used this year?"

Frequently asked.

What is Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment?

A three-in-one acne treatment product that functions as a cleanser, face mask, and spot treatment, formulated with sulfur.

Is Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment worth it?

Yes. All 3 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 80%.

What is Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment's Guru Score?

Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment holds a Guru Score of 80%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 3 expert reviewers we have collected.

Who is Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment best for?

Tula Acne AllStar 3-in-1 Acne Cleanser, Mask & Spot Treatment is generally suited to acne-prone skin.

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