Let's see how this works out! Let me know?

Dec 31, 2015

Yaneli A.

Lately I've been breaking out very bad around my chin. So, I started asking around and one of my friend who was in a bad situation a couple years ago told me about cetaphil? So, I went out and bought it because she once had really extremely bad acne and she started using that and it actually went away. I went out and bought the Cleanser and Lotion. I'm wondering if any of you, used this and actually got good results or?
Please let me know your experience with this and did you get the results you wanted? Thank you so much.

Dec 31, 2015

Lisa S.

Okay well, Cetaphil is a great gentle cleanser, but not something that is going to make your acne go away. I used Cetaphil for about 6 years but switched to CeraVe because it works better for dryness. I'm not saying Cetaphil is a bad cleanser at all! I think its good, and I would continue to use it for in the mornings, but at nighttime I would try a cleanser targeted for acne if you are still having issues.

I recommend Murad Clarifying Cleanser, Boscia, and Philosophy Clear Days Ahead.

But I would still try the Cetaphil for while, and I'm sure its helping your skin by doing a skin routine anyways; but if the break outs continue, I would try out one of those cleansers I mentioned...

Jan 2, 2016

Darlene V.

I was using proactiv for about a year bc I had some acne , and every time I've tried to get off of it , I break out like crazy but this time I switched to cetaphil and so far NO ACNE!! I love it

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