Cetaphil

Cetaphil

FTEOTDGS2021-06-10T21:14:34.000Z
Cetaphil Body Wash
4eyes2021-06-10T17:12:51.000Z
Agree that the fragrance would be most likely culprit. While my skin can tolerate some fragrances+
others are a major problem. For example, for me, whatever is in the fragranced Cetaphil products sets my face on fire. Whatever is in the Yes to ser
Art4Cara2021-06-07T21:51:05.000Z
2nd. I wear it over Cetaphil Cream:)
abbysue2021-06-04T19:14:04.000Z
Yes and no. I'm a woman who's not going to pay a lot of money for things that don't work.
Everything I wear comes from the drug store. Most commonly Cetaphil from the tub. It's a body cream, yes, but it does the trick. I don't "fight back"
DustyDusty2021-06-03T00:08:06.000Z
Same here. It highlighted pores I never knew about. I use Cetaphil tinted moisturizer spf 20.
Art4Cara2021-06-02T13:42:31.000Z
CeraVe, Cetaphil, Eucerin, Aquaphor
Nica2021-05-30T16:31:21.000Z
I put something like cetaphil or Vanicream face wash.
4eyes2021-05-25T17:17:31.000Z
Fragrance Free. Some fragrances don't bother some, but it's hit or miss, YMMV, and so many+
cause irritation, photosensitivity, rashes, some can cause acne, oiliness, pigmentation problems, etc. So generally it's best to steer clear. Person
yay332021-05-20T21:42:25.000Z
I need a new moisturizer, TO moisturizing factors isn’t cutting it for me
I’m thinking Vanicream. Cerave and Cetaphil give me allergic reactions for some reason
Lizzy282021-05-18T18:39:45.000Z
Awww... Maybe plain Albolene, Cetaphil and some Vaseline/Aquaphor on top and/or some facial rop
oil like Squalane, Marula or Argan oil? Layering is key when having (very) dry skin to lock in even more moisture. For my dry skin just an emollient m