Moisturizer for acne prone skin.

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Taiba F.

Aug 14, 2013

Taiba F.

Ladies, I am looking for a moisturizer that can help with acne prone skin.
What do you use?

Devyani G.

Aug 14, 2013

Devyani G.

I use Cetaphil! its works wonders :)

Tracie C.

Aug 14, 2013

Tracie C.

Cetaphil for acne prone skin! Love it. Oil control factor isn't great but I love that it's for acne prone skin and has SPF 30. It's on the front lines in my ance fighting arsenal.

Erin G.

Aug 14, 2013

Erin G.

My dermatologist recommended using either the one Tracie C suggested or using vena cream (the one in my pic) I tried the cetaphil derma control with SPF and it did the job moisturizing but I felt pretty oily after using it so I tried venacream, I really like it! It only takes a very small amount to go a long way, and you can use it all over, not just on your face, they also make it with SPF as well, which I use when I need to :) give it a try! You can find it at Walgreens, cvs, even some walmarts carry it, it also comes in a tub like container

Brooke B.

Aug 14, 2013

Brooke B.

cetaphil

Taiba F.

Aug 16, 2013

Taiba F.

@erin - so sorry, I forgot to add I live in india..vanicream could be hard to find.

Taiba F.

Aug 16, 2013

Taiba F.

@all - thanks so much. I'll give cetaphil a try. I am using their cleanser at the moment.

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