Cetaphil

Cetaphil

junomacguff2019-11-10T21:44:08.000Z
Huge 2nd the Omegas!! I take fish oil O3 and it really helps. >
Also agree about unfragranced products. Cetaphil makes a great body wash and lotion for eczema. Lastly, a shower filter helps remove chlorine and mine
Callie2019-11-07T20:02:11.000Z
I honestly felt like it was a little drying... a little comparable to Cetaphil?
Art4Cara2019-11-07T17:16:29.000Z
Curology anti-aging Rx, CSI Youth Serum for actives, CeraVe+Cetaphil to support those actives:)
Lizzy282019-11-06T15:24:38.000Z
Aveeno has one I think and Cetaphil Restoraderm. Also LRP Lipikar or Avene Xeracalm. rop
But any rich emollient, unfragranced cream/lotion works well for eczema. Look for emollients like Shea Butter, Lanolin, Glycerin and such. Several ing
4eyes2019-11-05T16:48:39.000Z
Ha, 53 and still oily as fack. PM: Rx tret microgel .1% every other night. Cerave PM or Differin+
brand gentle lotion (they changed the name - there are now two w/o ss, I'm still using my old bottle - it is super bland and contains avocado oil) and
Art4Cara2019-11-04T15:54:07.000Z
ITA - I use Cetaphil Cream on my face daytimes(w/sunblock of course) - r/o
and at night I use CeraVe PM topped off with Aquaphor or CeraVe Healing Ointment. Sometimes at night I'll use Eucerin Original Healing Creme topped of
Ripendragon2019-11-03T15:13:03.000Z
since I have been using Schick Intuition, I never get razor burns anymore. For now, you can +
mix chamomile tea with a lotion like cetaphil and apply that.
Emmyo2019-11-03T01:08:43.000Z
2nd I hate cetaphil.
Amelia_Bedelia2019-11-02T23:00:31.000Z
2nd Squigle. I buy at dermstore when they have 20%off. also don't use Cetaphil gentle cleanser-r/o
it has SLS in it!
poneegryl2019-11-02T02:32:23.000Z
Cetaphil was crap when my skin was bad