Hydrating Facial Cleanser.

"So they do use gentle surfactants, which I like. They've got sodium cocoyl iso isethionate, which is rare actually, but it's a very good gentle surfactant. And it's also got sodium methyl cocoyl taurate as well. Both are derived from coconut and I'm happy with both. They've even got good humectants in it. So they've got glycerin, urea, sodium hyaluronate. All excellent, great for skin of color. But they pack it with fragrance. They then put in limonene, linalool, and they've also put in irritating pigment CI 15985. Fragrance is the number one cause of contact dermatitis. There's a delayed reaction that happens years into the future. You could be wearing the same product for years and have no issue and then suddenly you're irritated by that particular product. And then on top of that, it's a co-sensitizer to all the other ingredients in that product. So in my opinion, there is no place for fragrance in skin care."

"CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is my favorite one actually, and you want to make sure nothing strips the skin."

"As a bit of a twist, I really like the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser as a detangler."

"The hydrating formula is actually feeling very soothing to the skin. I feel like it's calming my skin. I really love this hydrating cleanser. It's actually better than the cream to foam that we just used, that was a bit stingy on the eyes, but this feels very supple on the skin. The ingredients here are water, glycerin, surfactants, and ceramides plus hyaluronic acid. It does feel slightly more hydrating than the foaming cleanser. For example, if you have eczema, go for the hydrating cleanser over the foaming one. I would say for teens and pre-teens and even my daughter who's 11 years old, go for the hydrating cleanser."

"Start with your CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser then your salicylic leave on 2% exfoliator. In the evening routine you go in with your cleanser, so you got your CeraVe cleanser followed by your salicylic acid and then your moisturizer."

"It's got ceramides, it's a gentle cleanser, it's got glycerin in it, it's got oats in it."

"I use the CeraVe face wash and then I like in the daytime I use the Cap and then the Insynink and then in the evening I use the super antioxidant serum."

"The second is CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. I like it because it's got ceramides and skin of color lack ceramides. Plus, it's got glycerin in it, which is my favorite humectant."

"If I feel like this isn't enough then I will use the ca RX face wash because it it does tend to remove a lot more oil faster"

"A better option is a gentle hydrating cleanser. CeraVe hydrating cleanser is around $16 at CVS, and I'd follow it up by a humectant serum before your moisturizer. Try this for two weeks before you reach for anything labeled oil control. It's a safe daily choice for black skin."

"I'm also a huge fan of CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. This is another gentle, fragrance-free option that works well there."

"I'm a big fan of CeraVe's Hydrating Facial Cleanser."

"A gentle, fragrance free drugstore cleanser does exactly the same job as a 60 dollar one, removing oil, debris and sunscreen without stripping the barrier. I love brands like CeraVe for this, these are all excellent."

"This one doesn't really foam up the way you think a cleanser should, but I love it for my sensitive skin, compromised barrier, and eczema patients. It is really, really gentle. It removes dirt, removes oil without stripping your skin barrier. It also helps maintain the skin's natural barrier with the essential ceramides. It's a really nice hydrating formula. Leaves your skin feeling nice and soft and smooth, never tight. The key ingredients are the ceramides, the glycerin, and hyaluronic acid."

"Some of the key ingredients in this cleanser are things like ceramides which will help restore skin barrier and lock in moisture, hyaluronic acid to provide hydration and plump the skin, and amino acids which enhance skin hydration and support its natural repair process. It does not foam up. It really just hydrates. If you're more on an oily side, the one in a blue bottle is probably my favorite."

"I love this one. It's really gentle. It removes dirt and oil without stripping your skin barrier. It maintains the skin's natural barrier with essential ceramides. It's really hydrating, creamy, so it's not going to do the film stuff. If you're somebody who wears a lot of makeup, consider double cleansing with a cleansing balm or micellar water first and then using this cleanser afterwards. This is a really, really nice hydrating formula. It leaves your skin really nice and soft. It doesn't foam up. You can use it on face and body. The key ingredients here are ceramides, glycerin, and hyaluronic acid."

"This is what my husband and I use in our shower, and that is the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. We do often use it head to toe, especially on travel days because it's an easy one that you can pack. It will do face and body. It's gentle. It doesn't foam. It has this lotion-like texture, so it's really good for normal to dry skin. It does cleanse your skin without stripping or disrupting your barrier. It uses this MVE technology for slow release of moisture. It's completely non-comedogenic, fragrance-free, and eczema friendly. The key ingredients here are ceramides and hyaluronic acid for hydration and barrier repair. It also contains glycerin, cholesterol, and phytosterols for barrier support function."

"I typically recommend things like CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. You want to use a really gentle fragrance-free cleanser."

"CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is really gentle and non-stripping, but the texture on the skin feels pretty different from Cetaphil. It's slightly richer, a little more cushiony, leaves like this faint hydrated feeling after rinsing that Cetaphil doesn't quite replicate. It lathers maybe a little bit, but more than Cetaphil, which some people find more satisfying when it comes to like a cleansing experience. CeraVe's cleansers are formulated around that barrier support first, which means ceramides, hyaluronic acid are in the mix even at the cleansing step. And that's what sets this apart from most drugstore options. You're reinforcing the barrier while cleansing at the same time, not just trying to avoid damaging it. I tend to lean towards this one when someone's skin feels tight after washing or is it dry year-round or maybe it's already compromised from retinoid or acne treatments. The added hydration ingredients mean that there's a noticeable softness on the skin after rinsing that makes the whole cleansing step feel more nourishing. The key ingredients here are the ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and glycerin."

"CeraVe's Hydrating Facial Cleanser is a good option if you're feeling dry in the morning because you are starting an acne regimen. These are better for you if you're getting dry from your acne treatments."

"If you have dry sensitive skin, I also like CeraVe's Hydrating Facial Cleanser. This one has niacinamide and ceramide. Ceramide is helpful in maintaining and repairing your skin barrier, and niacinamide in small concentrations is known to help with the skin barrier, help with inflammation, help regulate sebum production. So I love it in my cleansers. Your CeraVe won't have the little extras there, but if you want to boost, you can go for this one."

"Something for sensitive skin I recommend is Cutapil's gentle skin cleanser. Awesome uh to have [niacinamide], glycerin, [panthenol] all in your cleanser."

"If you have a dry sensitive skin type then the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is preferred. This is so gentle that I use this for my kids as well as a body wash because they have dry skin, so you can keep that in the shower as well to wash the face and your body if you struggle with say eczema or atopic dermatitis."

"You could use CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser if you're very dry."

"If you have dry skin you can use CeraVe's Hydrating Cleanser."

"If you have dry sensitive skin, you want to go for a gentle cleanser like CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. The green one is quite nice, it's gentle, it's very good if you have dry skin. You can even use that cleanser as a body wash. Get the value size and that one's a really nice one."

"It could be CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. It could even be their cream to foam cleanser, which is great at removing makeup as well. So, you could consider that as a second step to the double cleanse."

"I prefer the CeraVe hydrating cleanser over the foaming especially in the winter because that's more for dry sensitive skin. Foaming is more for picking up excess oils."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is really nice, that green bottle that you see at the store. That one's good for dry sensitive skin. It can come in a big bottle where you can even use it as a body wash in the winter time if your soap is too harsh. You don't want to bust out harsh bar soap in the winter time if you have dry skin because that densely fragrant bar soap will really dry your skin out."

"In the morning you can do something gentle like a gentle cleanser like CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. If you have oily skin do their foaming cleanser."

"You can use CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser as a body wash. It's a great option for the body and the folds if you don't want to irritate your skin."

"CeraVe's gentle facial cleanser is so gentle that when my kids were babies I actually used this as their body wash. This is great to use morning and night. CeraVe is free of dyes, fragrance, lanoline, and parabens. It's free of formaldehyde releasers. This is a very effective cleanser that will cleanse your face well if you have dry skin, oily skin, or combination skin, and it won't strip your skin of its natural oils. It's not meant for makeup removal, but it is quite good as just a standard basic cleanser."

"If you have dry sensitive skin get the Hydrating Facial Cleanser. This is one of the most popular cleansers in my practice because it works well for my patients on prescription topical medicines if they have acne. These cleansers have niacinamide glycerin and panthenol and they're just 12 to 13 each."

"If you have dry skin you can go with their hydrating cleanser that green one"

"For dry sensitive skin, CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser is one of my favorites. The green and white hydrating CeraVe has been an OG for my patients with acne who are having dryness from their prescription medications. Those are great picks."

"I have gone back and forth to so many different cleansers over the years and I always come back to the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. There isn't anything that's as hydrating or as gentle on the skin as that CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. So I love it. It's going to be about $4 off, down to $15 from $20, which is a great deal."

"I've only been using this for a couple of weeks. For washing my face I don't want anything that's going to strip my skin, I don't want my skin to feel tight and dry afterwards. It's not the greatest at getting off like makeup but I do a double cleanse in the evening. This is just for my morning cleanse where really my skin is essentially still clean from the night before, so I rub that into my dry skin then I give it a little splash with water."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is an old longtime favorite. This one doesn't sting my skin, it doesn't have any surfactant, it's very hydrating, very moisturizing. It's not going to remove your waterproof makeup, sunscreen, and all those things, but as a second cleanse it's great. It takes a little bit longer to rinse away than some of the other cleansers that I'm used to for my second cleanse. I just wish that it rinsed a little bit quicker from the skin, but other than that, no complaints about it really. I like it."

"I go in with my second cleanse which currently I'm using the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser to make sure that my face is super clean and I've gotten all the sunscreen makeup off."

"I'm looking for a face wash that's nice and soothing, nice and gentle that is just going to do the job without stripping my skin and making it feel dry and tight. So I want to wash my face and have it feel moisturized and that's what these both do. So this one is the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser."

"CeraVe had quite a few things in the sale, including the Hydrating Facial Cleanser, which I use every day."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is in it. I use that almost every day, that's in my shower, I wash my face with that."

"Choose your cleanser wisely. You can be very tempted to choose that harsh cleanser that you feel really cleanses the skin and removes all the oil and dead skin, but that's not what you want to do. Use a gentle cleanser, or something with salicylic acid mixed with something like a ceramide, so that it controls your oil without drying your skin out. The CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is a good choice if you are looking to cleanse your skin without drying or irritating it."

"Start the morning with a gentle cleanser. I like to use the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser."

"If you have dry skin you'll love this product. For dry skin you can use CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser."

"It cleanses the skin but does not make your skin feel dry or stretchy. It contains sodium lauri lactylate which is a surfactant which cleanses the skin without drying your skin out. You can use this once or twice in a day. So if you have dry skin, normal skin or sensitive skin, then you will love using this cleanser. This has been my go-to cleanser and also I keep recommending it to my patients with dry skin. They all seem to love it because of how gentle it feels on the skin and yet effective."

"Cleanser recommendations are CeraVe face wash, Cetaphil cleanser, and Simple Skin Barrier replenishing cleanser."

"In the morning, I would start with a very simple routine, a gentle cleanser like the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser, and then follow that with a bland moisturizer. At night, you would use that same gentle cleanser."

"This is a really nice gentle cleanser. I recommend it all the time to my patients who have more sensitive skin. Still really effective but non-stripping, nice and nourishing. Doesn't sting around the eyes."

"CeraVe makes a really good hydrating cleanser as well, but you don't want a cleanser that has a bunch of fragrance because all of that has potential for irritation."

"Sarah Vee makes a good one. There's lots of just clean, pure face washes that are great. You don't need to spend $100 on a face wash."

"Don't spend money on face wash a ton of money on face wash you wash it off of your face it just needs to be clean I like CeraVe. It just cleans, washes off clean."

"I took her off all of her skincare for two weeks. I don't want you to do anything but wash your face with like a CeraVe or a Fisoderm with a pH balance. Do nothing else. In two weeks, less than that, she had me take a picture every day and it just got better and better and better."

"I like CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. Just get the stuff off your face. Don't waste your money on face wash, it literally washes off of your face. Just make sure your face is clean and you got everything off. Don't spend a lot of money."

"I don't spend a lot of money on face wash it washes off your face. CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser, Phisoderm, Cetaphil, those kinds are just absolutely perfect in the morning."

"CeraVe makes a Hydrating Facial Cleanser that I love as one of my go-to basics for washing in the morning."

"Club has the CeraVe cleansers, either the foaming or the hydrating. The hydrating is kind of similar in consistency and performance to Cetaphil's gentle skin cleanser. It's mild, very mild. This is clear, colorless, has a little bit of foam to it. Both fragrance-free, both with ceramides."

"I wash my face with CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser and put this C caplash gel all over my face."

"Cleanse with a mild cream cleanser like the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. It has ceramides in it, good for the skin barrier."

"This is one of my favorite cleansers from them. It's nice and hydrating. The hyaluronic acid can deposit behind on the skin to help with moisture retention."

"This gentle skin cleanser is gentle enough that you can technically leave it on the skin, though I do rinse it off. It's very hydrating and very moisturizing, wonderful if you have rosacea or very sensitive skin. I mean, it's super mild. This is wonderful on the face as well as the body. It has niacinamide, which is really good for the moisture barrier and also good for hyperpigmentation."

"They have the daily moisturizing lotion, the facial foaming facial cleanser, the Hydrating Facial Cleanser, and of course the popular moisturizing cream."

"They have the Hydrating Facial Cleanser, so this is a lot more creamy but it's good. The CeraVe one, the label starts to come off and it annoys me, but it's a good product. It kind of smells like butter in a good way, kind of like you're massaging a croissant on your face. It's really creamy and gentle."

"CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is a good option if you have very very sensitive skin where cleansers burn and sting. It has ceramides and hyaluronic acid, which are all good things for the moisture barrier. It very gently cleanses without stripping. It's really really really mild by itself, though it's not so great at removing mascara, so I do suggest using a cleansing oil first."

"This is a cleanser I've used for years and I really like it. It has niacinamide in it, so it's good for protecting your skin from the sun on a day-to-day basis and also good for helping keep the moisture barrier happy to minimize irritation."

"The next holy grail was the CeraVe hydrating cleanser. Now, it's already affordable and it is loaded with ceramides and glycerin. Everything dry or sensitive skin needs."

"It's affordable, it's gentle, and it doesn't strip my skin. It's definitely my most purchased cleanser ever. It's perfect for the morning wash or as a second cleanse in my evening routine."

"CeraVe, it's kind of a DB product. This is the hydrating cleanser, it's effective. I absolutely love it. It's kind of a gel creamy kind of a situation. I keep this in the shower and I just realized that I haven't repurchased it and only remembered right now, so yes, I'm going to repurchase."

"My affordable Holy Grail is the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser and I think this is probably my most purchased cleanser ever and it costs about €12 for 236 mls which means the bottle lasts forever. I often buy that too for family members particularly the young people the 20-somethings in the households they love it."

"The old goodie CeraVe hydrating cleanser, I mean this is such an incredible value you can buy it just about everywhere and it comes in these honking containers that last forever. I think they're great for just about anybody and in fact CeraVe all of their cleansers you will find one to suit you regardless of your skin type. You just cannot go wrong with them and they're super affordable."

"CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser is something that I had been using for years. This is a super gentle gel-like cleanser. I've probably purchased this more than any other cleanser on the planet."

"This is by CeraVe it is the hydrating cleanser and I think this is probably singularly the most repurchased cleanser I've ever used. It sits in my shower I use it most mornings it is super gentle it's actually suitable for the whole family it's a gel cleanser if it's very hydrating it doesn't strip it's packed with ceramides it's just fantastic."

"My skin has been acting up lately, I've been breaking out a ton, so I found the sample size one from CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser that I will use as the second tip of my double cleansing routine."

"This is definitely one of their holy grail products that even though their product line continues to expand will always have a special place in my heart. CeraVe is one of the first brands that comes to mind when we think about gentle cleansers. They have great formulation and they use this multivesicular emulsion technology that helps to release products over time to keep the skin hydrated. On top of that it contains hyaluronic acid as well as three essential ceramides that are really important to support the skin barrier and to keep our skin healthy. This cleanser in particular is creamy and non-foaming which I think is better suited for those with normal skin, more dry skin, and sensitive skin. It's also fragrance free so if you have rosacea and sensitive skin it's a great one to use. For the winter time it's really suitable for all skin types, even for those with more oily and combination skin. I find I actually love creamy non-foaming cleansers in the morning because I don't need to really aggressively cleanse my skin. I just need something that can gently yet effectively remove all the skincare products that I put on the night before to create that clean canvas to allow my new skincare products to penetrate."

"This is just such a great fragrance-free cleanser. The whole entire line was really designed for individuals that have eczema and sensitive skin, and this cleanser is accepted by the National Eczema Association. It's devoid of common things that can trigger eczema and sensitive skin, so like dyes, fragrances, and harsh preservatives. It contains a gentle surfactant that's going to cleanse your skin well. It does have a nice gentle foaming lather, but it's not going to make your skin feel very stripped."

"Starting off in the morning with a cleanser I recommend the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser that retails for about $8.89. This is just all around such a great cleanser. It contains gentle surfactants so it will cleanse your skin, it has a nice lather, but afterwards your skin does not feel super dry, tight, or stripped. It also is fragrance-free and devoid of common irritants and allergens that may cause reaction on eczema-prone skin. This is also a great one to use for both morning and evening as well. If you do wear a lot of products like you slug at night or if you're more oily skin, doing a gentle cleanse like using this cleanser can remove all that buildup so that way you would have a clean canvas for the rest of your skincare routine."

"CeraVe has amazing cleansers. I personally love their Hydrating Cleanser, and their acne cleanser is one that I use regularly."

"This is a great one to use especially during the winter time it really helps to gently cleanse without stripping the skin barrier and really gets them into the habit of cleansing their skin especially if they're starting to develop acne. This one is made with ceramides, hyaluronic acid and glycerin."

"CeraVe's Hydrating Facial Cleanser is very similar and it's not foamy and imparts some hydration. It's pretty effective for kind of simple skincare and light makeup at removing that the seabum, the impurities and the debris. This one also contains three essential ceramides along with hyaluronic acid."

"I recommend going with a gentle cleanser like the one from CeraVe, their daily facial cleanser that retails for about $11 and 37 on Amazon or Target. This whole line has different formulas, but overall it's creamy. It's really gentle, helps to cleanse and clean your skin without over stripping your skin. Ingredient wise it contains glycerin, panthenol, and niacinamide, all really helpful hydrating and soothing ingredients that help to support your skin barrier and basically reduce the irritation that your skin makes from cleansing."

"A great gentle cleanser that can get the job done without stripping your skin barrier like the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser to clean your skin twice a day."

"For cleansing I really like CeraVe's gentle skin cleanser that is in a creamy formulation. It's not irritating, contains mild gentle surfactants along with glycerin and other vitamins to help to hydrate and soothe the skin barrier."

"The CeraVe hydrating cleanser is quite nice. It's a creamy cleanser that just moisturizes even whilst cleansing."

"The hydrating cleanser will restore that skin barrier making sure that you don't lose water and that you don't get kind of the outermost layer of the skin dehydrated because that can cause irritation and acne. If you're in a restorative reparative protocol then CeraVe is fantastic. You can use it as a building block and then you can add major actives within it and it can be combined with other brands quite nicely."

"All you want it to do is to have short contact time on your skin, get the dirt, oil, makeup off of your skin so that you can go on to the next step of your skincare routine. It doesn't need to stay on your skin, it doesn't need to do anything fancy, it doesn't need to cost a fortune. You just need it to do its job. I always go in with my gentle cleanser after to make sure all of that makeup is removed and that's what I prefer, that's what I recommend. I think you will get the deepest, most effective cleanse in this two-step process."

"This one has ceramides in it and it has hyaluronic acid again pulling water into the skin, the ceramides helping to plug those leaky holes in the skin barrier and strengthening it, and this one is fragrance-free, very simple and clean formulation. It is a workhorse cleanser in a skin barrier reset routine. It's creamy, it's not foaming much, but it does a really good job cleansing the skin. I'm getting all of the dirt and oil off in a gentle manner."

"Revolution skincare do a far better version, and I also love the Face Fact ceramide version which is basically better than this and a fraction of the cost. There are better options out there."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser is a worldwide best seller and I know a lot of people love it for its ceramide-infused gentle cleansing action. However, when it comes to dupes, it's not always about doing something cheaper, potentially we could have a similar product that's the same price but just with a better formulation or better results. The CeraVe one has fewer ceramides, and I think it's not as good a cleanser in terms of performance. It doesn't remove everything from water-resistant SPF to waterproof makeup as effectively, and it's not as gentle. Also, the CeraVe one isn't cruelty-free, whereas there are alternatives that are."

"CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser is made for dry skin, doesn't foam at all, great for dry skin. Personally I don't like it because it feels like I'm rubbing lotion on my face, but if you have dry skin you might like that experience because it's not going to be as stripping as some of the other cleansers. My wife has extremely sensitive skin and this lives everywhere. I absolutely hate that it lives everywhere because it's always near empty. I hate the way it feels, but if you have dry skin you probably will love it because it's going to be great for your skin."

"Something like the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser, something like the Cetaphil hydrating gentle skin cleanser, all of these are just going to bring hydration into the skin and not strip away some of your natural oils which, like we said, have decreased with time."

"I hate the way that product feels on my skin. It feels like I'm rubbing lotion on my skin with no foam. It's not something that I enjoy."

"Cleansers are always going to be the most irritating part of your skincare routine because they are removing dirt and debris from your skin at the same time they can be disrupting to your skin barriers, so you want to look for gentle cleansers. Gentle hydrating cleansers tend to be good in this category. CeraVe has one."

"The CeraVe hydrating cleanser is very gentle. It does not strip your skin, it leaves it hydrated. There's no lather almost whatsoever with it. I personally don't like it, but a lot of my patients benefit from it. If you have sensitive skin, dry skin at baseline, you might love it. We've gone through empty upon empty of that."

"For cleanser I do recommend the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser. I've recommended this many times before and I actually use this myself every night. It is a very, very, very gentle as well as hydrating formula. It contains ceramides, which is the main stay of CeraVe's developments and products, and it's just very good for sensitive skin, oily skin, combination skin, acne skin."

"I brought my CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser has three types of ceramides and hyaluronic acid and this is just a very gentle cleanser that I've used for a long time. It's affordable as well. I don't believe in spending a lot of money on cleansers because these products are only on your face for a minute or so, and I think your money is better spent on other things with more active ingredients like vitamin C or retinoids."

"For a gentle and hydrating cleanser, I would recommend the CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser. This contains three types of ceramides as well as hyaluronic acid, which is a humectant that helps your skin hold on to and retain moisture. It's also very affordable, it's very gentle, it comes in a large size, and I use this myself actually as my regular nighttime cleanser."

"The Savy Cleanser, The Setfill Firming Cleanser, The Simple Cleanser basically any cleanser which is hydrating and foaming"

"If you have dehydrated skin you need to work on exfoliation because often times there is so much of dehydrated skin layers that nothing can penetrate. Start by using lactic acid 5% once a week, focus on hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acids, ceramides, etc. in your regular routine."

"If you just want one cleanser or do you want a simple cleanser you can use CeraVe"

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"CeraVe hydrating cleanser that's fabulous."