Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser

How else can I describe this other than with lack luster terns of fine and ok. I was recommended Cetaphil by friends when I was struggling with acne and angry skin. And while this cleanser is gentle and didn't agitate my skin further, I also didn't really see any improvement in my acne as promised. I finished the bottle but didn't bother buying again. While the price, size and accessibility is good, I moved onto to something else looking for better results.

I used this cleanser in the oily skin formula as I was recommended it for treating acne. I feel that it did somewhat improve my blemishes, but not to an amazing extent. This product claims to remove light make up however it didn't remove make up thoroughly so I was having to use a cleansing oil, a cleanser for removing an residue make up and then the Cetaphil. The product itself smelt like chemicals and did feel relaxing or fresh to apply. I simply felt like an acne treatment. After reading the ingredients list I have now switched to more natural based skincare that has improved my skin in the short term and long term. The Cetaphil cleanser is not a bad product, there are simply better alternatives.

This is a super gentle clenser and helps minimise acne, i love trying new products especially anything that would minimise my acne, however I myself have quite oily skin and it didn't help me with that issue so I stopped using it. I think it is best suited for people with normal/dry/combination skin rather than oily perhaps, but everyone is different and that is how this product suited me.

I had heard many good things about this product aiming towards acne prone skin . It retailed for 20.99 when I purchased it from the supermarket , which I was a little hesitant to spend that much. I used it for at least 3 months but found it dry out my skin , and left it feeling irritated. It did not do any thing for me other than remove makeup easily. I wouldn't purchase it again personally , I have found success in much cheaper products.

I used this because my pharmacist recommended it. I get dermatitis and eczema so I thought this would be a great alternative to soap. I didn't react to it, which is great but I did find it extremely greasy and I could feel it still sitting on my skin from one shower to another.

When i first heard of this cleanser it sounded great to me, pH balanced , gentle , non comedogenic etc. I feel like this product gets hyped up way to much simply because it is recommended by dermatologists. This cleanser done nothing for me, there are defiantly way better ones out there. At the point when i used this i had cystic acne and this cleanser dried my whole face. I will probably never buy another cetaphil product as it just seemed like a waste of money to me :(

I seem to be one of the very few people who don't like this product. I had heard rave reviews and gave it a go. It left my face feeling like it hadn't been cleansed properly. I felt as if my makeup was still there even after using makeup wipes. Overall this face wash was not one I would repurchase. I disliked it so much that I gave it away.

This cleanser didn't seem to work on me. I found that my acne and redness didn't disappear and that it would dry out my skin really bad. After using it for about 1 month i stopped using it because i was not getting any good results. I heard from word of mouth and youtube that Cetaphyl was really good in getting your face cleared up but it dint seem to on my skin type which i would say is oily.