Cetaphil info

Well, my dermatologist recommended I started using cetaphil because I have very dry and sensitive skin that would often flake. I have always had problems with it and I have been using cetaphil for a month only and I reckon it’s ok. I am still dry when I don’t apply it but once I do, it keeps my face moistures for some time. I am not sure if it will help me cure the dryness and make it normal again or is it only supposed to maintain the moisture. The thing is that it is affordable and I don’t have to think twice before buying like those other brands, which are actually pretty harsh. I am using the cleaner and the face cream.

Cetaphil is a really good product. I have used to many different skin creams over the years to say the least. I have used creams anywhere from $10 to $500 and Cetaphil seems to make my face look better than most of them and is a fraction of the price. It is very affordable and easy to get. I have very bad eczema and Cetaphil has knocked all of that out. I am very sensitive to fragrances and detergents and Cetaphil again is awesome for that. I use the cleanser and moisturizing cream all over my body. I like the cream better than the lotion. The lotion seems to leave a greazy feeling.

On the other hand, I have a friend that tried the products and did not like them. If I have learned anything about skin care it is almost a trial and error process in finding what works for you.

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I use the Cetaphil moisturiser on my whole body. It's helped with my dry skin and itching. An added benefit is that I can even put it on my scalp and it helps with dry scalp too! It's not to spendy and it lasts quite a long time.

I am using Cetaphil and it has worked wonders for me. I was diagnosed with a skin condition on my hands because I wash them too much. So my doctor told me to use the Cetaphil and my condition is cleared up.