Cetaphil

Cetaphil

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Wienerdog2022-05-24T15:53:55.000Z
how do you calm down irritated skin? since they dc the OG Cetaphil+
the new one did a number on my face and it's still irritated 2 weeks later. I can't even tell if any of the other cleansers are good for me because I
dontservethemtea2022-05-18T21:00:38.000Z
I don't like the new formula either. I have started to get small patches of red bumps on my arms...
probably due to the niacinimide they added. The consistency is too thick for my liking too. I just purchased the Walgreens version of Cetaphil lotion.
angeleyez2022-05-16T23:08:52.000Z
I used to really like the Cerave but when the formulation changed a year or two ago, I find it a +
bit more drying now. Haven't tried Cetaphil since the 90s so the formula may have changed (my skin definitely has) and I'm not much help there. I have
Redwings112022-05-16T20:16:02.000Z
CeraVe Hydrating stings/burns my dry, rosacea skin. Haven't used Cetaphil in 25 yrs, rop++
for non-foaming cream cleanser I use any one of these: Avène Antirougeurs Clean Refreshing Cleansing Lotion Andalou Naturals Apricot Probiotic Clean
Sunseeker442022-05-16T18:12:21.000Z
Cetaphil vs cerave gentle cleansers ⬇️
Has anyone had more success with the cerave hydrating cleanser vs the cetaphil gentle cleanser with super dry rosacea skin? Any experiences with eith
10172022-05-15T11:47:35.000Z
I hate the new version of Cetaphil Lotion...if you hit a raw area, game over...ouch.
jill92022-05-14T03:09:11.000Z
Smashbox has excellent products , imo. I would use products designed for sensitive skin+
Check out Neutrogena, Almay, and Clinique. Also Bare Minerals products never bothered my skin. Did you ever try Smashbox foundations? I liked their BB
suzq252022-05-07T17:58:19.000Z
I've always found the Cetaphil one to be drying on my skin
Art4Cara2022-05-07T15:36:52.000Z
I had same experience with Cetaphil cleanser after years of using it - r/o
Switching to CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser made an almost immediate difference.
WonderWoman2022-05-07T10:23:54.000Z
Agreed. Supposedly super mild Cetaphil was drying me out.