Cetaphil

Cetaphil

Callie2019-01-18T14:15:00.000Z
A good drugstore find, with no stinging or clogging for me:
Cetaphil Redness Reducing Night Moisturizer. Aquaphor somehow didn't agree with me, and squalene oil didn't do much.
charlottejones2019-01-17T21:26:00.000Z
Recs please! 43 with dry skin that has been breaking out+
My bff needs help! She’s been using TO natural moisturizing factors but says her face looks blah and dry and dull. It’s also been breaking out. She us
Art4Cara2019-01-17T13:15:00.000Z
Here's mine, and I'm STICKING with it as it works SO well for me - r/o/p
AM: - Cleanse w/CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser, then apply the following: - CSI Youth Serum(12% Vitamin C, Vitacost house brand) - L'Oreal Revitalift ey
cgw12019-01-17T01:12:00.000Z
I’m so confused by the double cleansing post below. What exactly is double cleansing? ++
I have always wondered if I actually am getting all of my makeup off or doing it right. Does it have to be with an oil cleanser? This is what I do cur
orthoRN2019-01-16T20:38:00.000Z
Reviva Labs Glycolic cleanser is super great. Cheap, too. At a glance one thinks it will be+
Like Cetaphil cleanser because it is a milky white lotion. But it is very slick/slippery and spreads really elegantly. Not sure the % of Glycolic bu
Callie2019-01-16T17:43:00.000Z
Upping my skincare game -- reccs for moving away from Paula's Choice? r/o
TIA for the help! Read on if you feel like helping with my shopping. ;) I’d like to move away from Paula’s choice and try something new that might
startingover20182019-01-15T18:00:00.000Z
Cetaphil daily hydrating lotion+++
It’s not heavy like it sounds and has been agreeing with my very breakout-prone skin thus far.
whitekitty2019-01-14T17:04:00.000Z
Cetaphil bi-phase
Callie2019-01-09T20:05:00.000Z
Agree on Aquanil! Also loving Vanicream r/o
And the new Paula's Choice gel-to-cream cleanser isn't bad, either, but if I had to do it over I'd do the Vanicream, first. Cerave and Cetaphil are no
Lizzy282019-01-08T10:05:00.000Z
Every brand/line has good and bad products. Don't stick with just one brand/line; mix and rop
match. The terms "hypoallergenic" or "dermatologist approved" aren't regulated and don't mean anything. Choose gentle, unfragrance