Cetaphil

Cetaphil

Lizzy282021-11-13T13:32:50.000Z
LRP Toleriane; Avene Tolerance Extreme; Eucerin Q10 or UltraSensitive. Something unfragranced rop
and moisturizing. Or even plain Cetaphil Cream ;-)
cosmicomics2021-11-12T01:01:45.000Z
2nd. I went through a bottle of The Ordinary HA +
and have tried samples of others (most recently PCA Skin and Vichy), and while they gave me no problems I haven’t been able to track benefits. HA seem
Nessa7142021-11-10T17:34:32.000Z
Cetaphil in the tub
cosmicomics2021-11-10T16:28:18.000Z
Agree about Cetaphil and Eucerin! :)
Art4Cara2021-11-10T15:47:48.000Z
I hear ya about the CeraVe Cream - I hated it for the same reason - r/o
Cetaphil Cream in the big tub is much better for me. Also, Eucerin is an underrated brand IMO - when in fact there are at least several of their produ
Senifacegrl2021-11-10T13:14:09.000Z
Every dermatologist has always pushed cerave
It has always burned and stung my sensitive skin so bad. I get rashes and acne from it every time. I learned a long time ago to stay far away from any
10172021-11-10T11:08:44.000Z
I am falling out of love with CeraVe. I jumped on them very early++
before people were even talking about it and thought they were great at first. But after a while, not so much. All of their products sting sensitive
dragonflygirl72021-11-09T14:16:01.000Z
Any recs for skin dried out from chemo? I'm on round 3 of 12 and wow my face is red and so dry!++
I'm heading out to CVS/Ulta and maybe get some Cerave and or Cetaphil cleansers/moisturizers. Any suggestions for those brands or others?
becca72021-11-08T14:32:11.000Z
Admission: I love La Mer when my skin is raw, needs moisture & everything else r/o
stings (including Cetaphil, CeraVe & a few other moisturizers ironically meant for sensitive skin). However, it's way too expensive and I know there
Art4Cara2021-11-07T16:01:36.000Z
Does Cetaphil Cream count? I've been using for at least 21 years as daily face moisturizer