Gentle Skin Cleanser.

"Let's talk about the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. I have emptied multiple bottles of this, but I will say it's just not my favorite. I just can't get 100% with this one. I like it. I don't love it and I find myself not using it for my face all that often. This is an interesting texture because it is like a creamy gel, but it's more on the gel side than it is like on that richer creamy moisturizing side. And this is definitely meant for very dry skin, very sensitive skin to not strip the skin barrier. I think that it's actually very good at that. When you wash your face with this, your face will not feel dry and tight. It will not feel dehydrated. It will not feel stripped and irritated. It will actually feel kind of soft and moisturized. I just find that there's something about this that kind of goes in and just almost leaves like a film on my face. Not an actual stickiness sitting on top film, but just because it does leave a layer of moisture on my skin in a way that I just don't love. I don't know what it is. I just don't really like it. Especially because I do go in for so many other skincare products after washing my face. I think it's just not the way I personally prefer to start my skincare routine."

"Your core four framework should include one cleanser, just one gentle cleanser. Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser is great for those with dry, sensitive skin. Use that morning and night. Your nighttime cleanse is your most important, to wash off makeup, sunscreen, debris, all of the pollutants on your skin at the end of the day. In the morning, if you feel like you need to wash your face after having your face smooshed up against a pillow, if you're feeling oily or your pores are clogged, go ahead and wash your face in the morning."

"I always just go grab this. It's always in the supermarket, you can always get it from retailers. It's fragrance-free, it's non-foaming, and designed for sensitive skin. Sometimes sensitive skin cleansers are too rich for oily skin girls, but this one strikes the right balance. It doesn't clog pores, it doesn't cause breakouts. When I say I used this between 2018 and 2019, the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser was my cleanser. If you've been hesitant to try this because it doesn't say 'for oily skin' on the packaging, don't worry, it works."

"This is a really good one. It also has seal of acceptance from the National Eczema Association. So, it's really good for the most sensitive eczema skin. The key ingredients are cocomidopropylane, a mild surfactant that gently cleanses without irritation. Also contains glycerin and purified water. This one can be used AM and PM. It's a creamy soap-free cleanser designed to clean without disrupting the skin's natural protective barrier. It rinses off easy and it doesn't leave any residue behind, making it ideal for both face and body. It doesn't sting eyes or cause any burning on inflamed skin. It is super ultra gentle, non-irritating cleanser, suitable for sensitive skin and eczema prone skin. The key ingredients are water, cetyl alcohol, propylene glycol, and sodium lauryl sulfate. I love it for my kids because they have either acne or eczema. Making sure they have something that's hydrating but will also cleanse is the key. Having the one cleanser that I know will clean their skin and not irritate them is the key."

"You can also use it without water, so basically you would apply a liberal amount of cleanser to the face and gently massage into the skin, remove the excess with a soft cloth leaving a thin transparent film on the skin, so if your skin is like really going through it you can also do that as well. The ingredients are not the same but I have to say if not going by the fact that maybe you might be allergic to an ingredient in one over the other, I would go for the dupe. It feels exactly the same to me."

"A drugstore cleanser that I love so much is this one from Cetaphil their Gentle Skin Cleanser. I've been loving and using this ever since they upgraded like two years ago their most favored beloved dependable formula and just made it better. This is exactly the kind of second cleanser that I love which is super gentle, calming, soothing, hydrating. The difference between this and the old formula is that they removed the fragrance but they also added niacinamide, glycerin, vitamin B5, so it's very hydrating as well. But this retained the Mell cleansing technology as well as the texture that so many have grown so fond of and attached to. It's got that comfort and creamy gel texture that feels super hydrating and it doesn't strip and also rinses off without residue. This is also oil free, so really this is great for all skin types, especially if your skin is very sensitive. This won't sting the eyes."

"If your skin is dry, you want to put a cream-based cleanser on, and the gold standard is Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. Cetaphil is in the name: cetyl alcohol, which is wonderful for the skin barrier, highly moisturizing, and it's also got some nice ceramides. This is a cream-based cleanser I tend to use when I go to sunny countries, maybe my skin's a little dry and hot and bothered, and maybe my skin barrier is impaired if I haven't been very good with my SPF. It's fragrance-free, it doesn't clog pores, and it can be more moisturizing for the skin. In this product we've got glycerin, panthenol, and niacinamide. Niacinamide is fantastic for the skin barrier, just to help boost it, and it's part of nearly every single skincare ingredient nowadays. The one caveat is you may not be able to clean all your makeup off with something like this, so you really need to think about double cleansing."