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Neutrogena Responds to Criticism Over How Brand Deal With Hayden Panettiere Ended

Following the actress’s untimely death, the skincare company acknowledged it had ‘made her feel unsupported during [a] difficult time.’

Neutrogena Responds to Criticism Over How Brand Deal With Hayden Panettiere Ended

Neutrogena issued a statement following the passing of Hayden Panettiere, addressing backlash over comments she made about the brand on a podcast. Panettiere had worked with Neutrogena from 2005 to 2015, but the partnership ended after she opened up about postpartum depression (PPD) in 2015. The brand has since acknowledged that it made Panettiere feel unsupported during that difficult period.

Neutrogena expressed deep sorrow for her loss and stated they are planning to make a significant investment in an organization to support women, including those dealing with PPD.

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