Cetaphil bad reviews
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Show descriptionThis creamy formula is clinically proven to provide continuous hydration to protect dryness, all while leaving the skin hydrated after cleansing. Formulated with Micellar Technology to gently yet effectively remove dirt, makeup and impurities, plus a dermatologist-backed blend of niacinamide (vitamin B3), panthenol (vitamin B5) and hydrating glycerin to reinforce the skin's natural moisture barrier. Defends against 5 signs of skin sensitivity including dryness, irritation, roughness, tightness and a weakened skin barrier. Reviews
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out. About reviewer (26 reviews) Age25-29 SkinVery Dry, Tan HairBrunette EyesBlack This used to be my Holy grail until they changed the formula without warning. It is now terrible. I’m using my
old formula stash that I still have and after that idk what I’m gonna do. I’ve been... About reviewer (28 reviews) Age44-55 SkinDry, Fair-Medium, Warm HairBrown, Wavy, Medium EyesBrown Hi! It has no
sceny.This is the only pro. I used it to get rid of my foundation.After the micellar water-there still were spots of foundation on the towel.Before the micellar water-nothing. (I use... About reviewer (145 reviews) Age36-43 SkinNormal, Medium HairBlack EyesBrown
Just no. I know this is a dermatologist recommended cleanser but I don’t get it at all. I am a medical esthetician and I would recommend neutrogena ultra gentle creamy over this any day. This... About reviewer (110 reviews) Age36-43 SkinDry, Fair, Not Sure HairBlond,
Other, Other EyesGreen ok, I don't like this face wash. I don't hate it either but if I am wearing particularly heavy makeup or sunscreen I just feel this doesn't cut it. I think it also might be breaking me out not... About reviewer (45 reviews) Age19-24
SkinDry, Fair HairBlack EyesHazel I have been using cetaphil off and on for many years. It was recommended by my dermatologist. It cleans my skin well (i have sensitive skin ). For waterproof mascara I still use baby oil or... About reviewer (3
reviews) Age56 & Over SkinCombination, Fair HairGrey EyesBrown This product is good for my skin as I'm having a sensitive skin dry to oily as eczema I love it. About reviewer (3 reviews)
Age44-55 SkinAcne-prone, Fair-Medium HairBlack EyesBrown Sure it works! But one would think that for the price they charge for the foaming cleanser they could manufacture a quality pump. Each bottle I’ve purchased malfunctions and sticks after a few days... About reviewer (1 reviews) Age44-55 SkinNormal, Fair HairBrunette EyesBlue To stop a rosacea flare, I put it on dry skin and wipe off with a tissue for instant relief. This is the only cleanser my hyper-sensitive combo skin with rosacea can tolerate. It's the ONLY... About reviewer (16 reviews) Age44-55 SkinSensitive, Fair, Cool HairBrunette, Curly, Coarse EyesBlue This is my daily facial cleanser. I am obsessed with all Cetaphil products and this one is just another reason why I am a faithful. So silky, gentle and leaves you feeling hydrated and clean.  About reviewer (2 reviews) Age30-35 SkinCombination, Fair-Medium HairBrunette EyesBrown I thought it was nice using it in the beginning but I realized that overall it dried my skin out. About reviewer (26
reviews) Age25-29 SkinVery Dry, Tan HairBrunette EyesBlack This used to be my Holy grail until they changed the formula without warning. It is now terrible. I’m using my old formula stash that I still have and after that idk what I’m gonna do. I’ve been... About reviewer
(28 reviews) Age44-55 SkinDry, Fair-Medium, Warm HairBrown, Wavy, Medium EyesBrown Hi! It has no sceny.This is the only pro. I used it to get rid of my foundation.After the micellar water-there still were spots of
foundation on the towel.Before the micellar water-nothing. (I use... About reviewer (145 reviews) Age36-43 SkinNormal, Medium HairBlack EyesBrown Just no. I know this is a dermatologist recommended
cleanser but I don’t get it at all. I am a medical esthetician and I would recommend neutrogena ultra gentle creamy over this any day. This... About reviewer (110 reviews) Age36-43 SkinDry, Fair, Not Sure HairBlond, Other, Other EyesGreen ok, I don't like this face wash. I don't hate it either but if I am wearing particularly heavy makeup or sunscreen I just feel this doesn't cut it. I think it also might be breaking me out not... About reviewer (45 reviews) Age19-24 SkinDry, Fair HairBlack
EyesHazel What are the disadvantages of Cetaphil?What's the problem? The ingredients include 3 different parabens (known to cause endocrine disruption and linked to breast cancer), propylene glycol (increases chemical penetration into your skin and bloodstream) and sodium lauryl sulfate (known to cause skin irritation).
Why did they reformulate Cetaphil?After 74 years in business, Cetaphil is reformulating some of its best-selling products for the first time, to better align with the clean and sensitive skin movements. The products include the Gentle Skin Cleanser, Daily Facial Cleanser, Moisturizing Lotion and Advanced Relief Lotion.
Is Cetaphil actually good?If you're one of the many people with sensitive skin, Cetaphil can help nourish your skin. With the collection of scientific evidence from studies on over 32,000 patients, Cetaphil cleansers and moisturizers are proven to defend against dryness, irritation, roughness, tightness, and a weakened skin barrier.
Does Cetaphil cause breakouts?The answer is yes it can. Cetaphil Moisuturising Lotion isn't non-comedogenic as generally thought. It has a comedogenic combination of cetearyl alcohol + ceteareth-20. The macadamia nut oil in it is largely non-comedogenic, but some of the rest of the ingredients aren't.
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