Product Description

Softens As It Cleanses.

CETAPHIL® cleanser was formulated for dermatologists as a gentle, non-irritating cleanser for even the most sensitive skin. Unlike soap, CETAPHIL is completely non-alkaline, non-comedogenic, and fragrance free.  Soothes and softens as it cleanses, helping the skin retain needed moisture. Use for face, hands, and the entire body. Also an excellent cleanser for the delicate skin of babies.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #69852 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: Cetaphil
• Released on: 2006-05-02
• Number of items: 2

Features

• Two 16-ounce bottles (total of 32-ounces)
• For daily makeup removal or as part of a skin care regimen to address the dryness
• Gentle on your skin
• Ideal for people with special skin conditions like acne, rosacea, or eczema
• Fragrance-free and non-comedogenic

Customer Reviews

I have been using this product for more than 5 years after it was recommended by my dermatologist
If you have sensitive skin this is a great product. I use it twice a day, every day. It is great in the morning to get a nice clean "canvass" upon which to apply your makeup. It also does a nice job removing makeup in the evening.

I love the way this product cleans my face without leaving it feeling tight and too dry they way some products can. I have naturally oily skin and this product removes the surface oil and makeup and leaves my skin feeling natural yet clean.

This product has little, to no scent. As with the entire Cetaphil line this product is designed for sensitive skin and is non-comedogenic.

I would recommend this product to anyone that wants to clean their skin without removing all the protective oils from their skin. My dermatologist recommended this years ago, and I am still a happy consumer of the product.

Great, inexpensive, gentle cleanser
I have dry skin that is also a little sensetive and this product really works wonders for me. I have tried the high priced department store brands like La Mer and was told this was all I could use for my dry skin, yes it worked, but it came with a huge price tag, and you got very little of it. This product is great because you get a lot for your money and it really does the job. This product is free from fragrance and essential oils ( great stuff, but causes a lot of allergies among a lot of people.) This product cleanses with out drying out the skin and lasts for a long time.

Good for shaving.
Back in the early 90s I was going through a bad acne period. I finally visited a dermatologist, and he put me on an Accutane regimen. I had sensitive skin and a tough beard, so regular shaving cream was too harsh (especially while taking Accutane - the solid brush-on cream I was using at the time burned the edges of my lips). He recommended that I shave with Cetaphil. Years later, my skin and beard are still troublesome. Therefore, I've kept Cetaphil as a part of my shaving regimen.

Cetaphil goes on well and provides a nice lubrication for my shaver. It's not harsh or irritating, even on a freshly shaved face. However, it's kind of cold in the morning, which is a bit counter-productive after heating my face with hot water and shower steam to soften the whiskers. So I put the bottle on the tub floor while showering to heat it up with the runoff. By the time I'm done, it's warm enough for application after rubbing some around my hands for a second or two.

However, even though Cetaphil feels good and lubricates well, its consistency is a bit thin to use alone. I like a good lather, so I combine Cetaphil with Kiss My Face Moisture Shave, which was recommended to me by a woman working at GNC. They mix well together, and I get a good, non-irritating shave by using the Gillette Fusion Power razor. For post-shave comfort and to prevent breakouts, I apply a product that contains salicylic acid, such as Clean&Clear Dual-Action Oil-Free moisturizing lotion.

If you have a razor-challenging beard and skin combination like me, then make Cetaphil part of your shaving routine. Recommended.