Need A Good Moisturizer For Night Time.

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Laura D.

Jul 19, 2015

Laura D.

So my night routine goes like this: I out on a neutrogena all over acne cream, then I use a spot treatment for my pimples I want to get rid of. then I used to put on a cera ve moisturizing cream, but it balled up all of my treatment for my acne instead of moisturizing... any suggestions for a good moisturizer for night time?

Hannah K.

Jul 19, 2015

Hannah K.

I love Elemis oxegynating night cream :) very much worth the money and a little goes a long way!

Monet R.

Jul 19, 2015

Monet R.

This is my all time favorite moisturizer. It doesn't clog pores and it makes you're skin super hydrated and healthy. It lasts forever because you only need a small amount.

Lauren B.

Jul 19, 2015

Lauren B.

Ponds has good moisturizers!

Roz X.

Jul 20, 2015

Roz X.

Are you permitting your first two products to thoroughly dry and soak in before using the CeraVe?

Laura D.

Jul 20, 2015

Laura D.

I'm pretty sure I did but it might be too thick for me...

Roz X.

Jul 20, 2015

Roz X.

Balling often occurs when product hasn't been absorbed by the skin before we layer it. Sometimes it occurs when we mix products with different bases. I would try waiting 30 minutes,after your acne cream and spot remover are applied before using any moisturizer. If CeraVe still doesn't work for you, perhaps try Cetaphil, which is gentle.

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