Cerave Or Cetaphil?

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Christine N.

May 27, 2014

Christine N.

I always see these recommended but I don't know which one to get. my face is dry so I'd get the cream one but the tub ones, are those safe to use on my face?

Breanna C.

May 27, 2014

Breanna C.

CeraVe, I Would Use One With A Pump Because A Tub Can Get Alot Of Germs Down Into It & Make Your Skin Worse 😔

Aya S.

May 27, 2014

Aya S.

I use the cerave hydrating cleanser and I love it! however I use the cetaphil moisturizer, but I did notice ny skin burns if I use too much of the cetaphil moisturizer so I'm going to have to go with cerave!

Kathy L.

May 27, 2014

Kathy L.

I have combination, acne prone skin. I noticed that my skin has been a bit more dry lately so I decided to switch to CeraVe's hydrated cleanser and their tub moisturizing lotion. I noticed that my skin has started to look more plump and feeling so moisturized. The only downside is that I started to break out a bit, but is now clearing up.

Emily B.

May 27, 2014

Emily B.

I use cetaphil cream in my body and face, it's amazing. I used to have really dry face now I don't. My dermatologist recommended it, it really worked for me!

Sanjana N.

May 27, 2014

Sanjana N.

I use cetaphil and I really like it.. I have acne prone skin and it helps me reduce acne.. and after washing my skin feels so soft..:-)

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