Moisturizing Lotion.

"In the summertime, do consider a lightweight lotion to keep your moisturizing game up. You don't want a thick occlusive suffocating moisturizing cream. And so the Moisturizing Lotion by Cetaphil is great."

"If you want a nice moisturizer for your face and body, Cetaphil has niacinamide. Their moisturizing cream or their lotion will have it in their products, and you can use that either the cream or the lotion on your face and body. So that's a nice hack there, if you want just one product, nice moisturizing product, go ahead and get Cetaphil's moisturizing cream or Moisturizing Lotion."

"One of my favorite moisturizers to apply to the face and body is the [...] 16 FL oz bottle of Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion. Cetaphil has done a great job with their moisturizing cream and their lotion. I chose their lotion in this video because this is very versatile and it's very lightweight for the face, so not comedogenic. The cream yes you can use on your face especially in the winter time, but this is just a nice versatile product that you can consider for your face all year round. It's very convenient coming out of a pump. Cetaphil has three main ingredients in their products: glycerin, which is a hydrator and a humectant that draws in water and hydrates the skin; vitamin B3 or niacinamide that helps regulate sebum production, it's soothing and might even brighten the skin; [...] and lastly Pro vitamin B5 or panthenol, which is a moisturizing and hydrating ingredient very nice in moisturizers. So I think this is a great option and this is only $14 [...] for 16 fluid ounces. Apply it to damp skin within a few minutes of getting out of the shower when your skin's damp."

"Or Ceda fails lotion for rough and bumpy skin"

"This is the Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion for dry to normal sensitive skin. You want to apply this immediately after the shower, so I'll pat dry on damp skin and apply immediately. I like the lotion for face and body. My kids use this a lot because it's good head to toe. If your skin is more on the dry side or in the winter months, cream is a little bit better option, it is a little bit thicker, but the Cetaphil Lotion applies really nice. It does not have any smell to it. It spreads super easy and you can put your clothes on pretty quick. It's not sticky at all."

"Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion is a good option. It has panthenol and niacinamide. [...] If you have hyperpigmentation under the arms, a moisturizer with niacinamide can help brighten it, depending on the cause. [...] If you have hyperpigmentation related to chronic irritation, the niacinamide can help because it interferes with the transfer of pigment packets from the melanocyte to the surrounding skin cells. It's also anti-inflammatory and helps with the moisture barrier. Those things together really help support clearing of discoloration under the arms, which is an area prone to hyperpigmentation because you have sweat and friction."

"I brought Cetaphil's Moisturizing Lotion with me. I put this on my body after I got out of the shower."

"Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion, you can use on the face. They switched up the formula a couple of years ago and it now has vitamin B5, which is panthenol, and niacinamide. Niacinamide has more clinical data these days for doing a variety of things for the skin. It's an antioxidant, it can be helpful for dark spots and hyperpigmentation, it can improve the look of sun damage, and niacinamide has actually been shown to improve glycation and skin sallowness. Niacinamide is a lot easier to formulate into things [...] and does penetrate the skin, tends to be easier to tolerate."

"If you're someone who finds that the CeraVe Moisturizing Cream stings or burns, then definitely snag the Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion instead, which is a more lightweight version and is also a little less expensive per ounce."

"Cetaphil's Moisturizing Lotion was also reformulated with avocado oil as an emollient, and I happen to enjoy that in products, Cetaphil leans into that in some of their products. I've always liked the texture of it, I find that it's not greasy. It does have niacinamide, so this is not going to be an option for you if you're sensitive to it, but if you're not sensitive to it, it's going to be helpful if you get hyperpigmentation, like under the arms or on the knees, it can help brighten up any hyperpigmentation. It's a good option for the body if you're prone to discoloration or redness."

"You've got the Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion, that's a good one, you can use this on the face, it's your facial moisturizer."

"Cetaphil is known for being really effective at helping with moisturizing the skin, and I honestly think it's a fine brand. It's not the one that I typically recommend or think is the best though. I think the kings of treating eczema are either Aveeno, CeraVe, or Vanicream."

"If your skin struggles with shininess, this one might be a little too thick, but the nice thing about it is that it has a simple ingredient list, really basic, no fragrance, and it's super affordable."

"The Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion is great to almost lock in that moisture. It's [...] a lower version of slugging in that you're just layering lightweight stuff and the thickest thing you're going to put on is probably a moisturizing cream. [...] If you're seriously breakout prone and you've got compromised skin, this is not a bad option and it's better and safer than slugging if you're worried about breakouts."

"This is a great product if you've got dry to normal skin and sensitive skin. [...] It's been designed to be paired with a gentle skin cleanser, which is for dry to normal sensitive skin. If you've got an impaired skin barrier, people have done the research that if you use the gentle skin cleanser and the Moisturizing Lotion and use that twice daily, you will repair your barrier in a week. [...] So say if you've had a retinoid reaction, use these things for a week and it will repair your skin and then you can sometimes include some more actives later on as the skin gets a little bit stronger. 94% of users when they just use this cream once [...] can immediately see that the skin is a lot more hydrated after one use, which is fantastic. The only thing I would say is that within the ingredients there's some dimethicone. Silicones are not terribly bad for the skin, [...] but I personally will always say that we want to protect the world and hopefully it changes formulation and replaces the silicone as time goes by."

"This is a great product if you've got dry to normal skin and sensitive skin. [...] It's been designed to be paired with a gentle skin cleanser, and if you've got an impaired skin barrier, people have done research showing that if you use the gentle skin cleanser and the Moisturizing Lotion [...] twice daily, you will repair your barrier in a week. [...] So if you've had a retinoid reaction, use these things for a week and it will repair your skin, and then you can sometimes include some more actives later on as your skin gets a little bit stronger. Ninety-four percent of users when they just use this cream once, [...] you can immediately see that the skin is a lot more hydrated after one use, which is fantastic. The only thing I would say is that within the ingredients there's some dimethicone. Silicones are not terribly bad for the skin, [...] but I personally will always say that we want to protect the world and hopefully change the formulation and replace the silicone as time goes by."