What the community says
Pros
- Thick, occlusive texture that helps with tretinoin-induced dryness
- Fragrance-free and generally well-tolerated on sensitive skin
- Large tub size makes it economical for daily use
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/SkincareAddictionIn routine
16.6k pts · 594 comments
“You can start using gentle facial cleansers (cerave, cetaphil) and a gentle moisturizer (cerave pm is fine, no acids!)”
“you can skip the soap. It’s good for the initial wash out of the wound (the road dirt and crap) but after than it can be too drying and irritating.”
r/tretinoinIn routine
2.6k pts · 173 comments
“I use the cetaphil moisturizing cream for dry and sensitive skin.”
“It comes in a 16oz container.”
“I like it so much for tret because it’s heavy and super moisturizing.”
r/30PlusSkinCareIn routine
1.9k pts · 292 comments
“stop everything else she was doing and just use cetaphil to cleanse. Her skin cleared up in 2 days and hasn’t been bad since.”
“I’ve tried countless cleansers and products for my sensitive, acne prone skin and nothing worked.”
“My mom never did the fancy face washing. We went to get a facial when I was in my early 20s”
r/tretinoinIn routine
1.2k pts · 77 comments
“Thin layer of cetaphil moisturizer”
“Thick layer of cetaphil moisturizer”
“The 2 layers of moisturizer will prevent it from getting too dry.”
r/tretinoinIn routine
966 pts · 56 comments
“PM: Miceller water, CeraVe Face wash, witch hazel toner, tret cream 0.25, and lastly Cetaphil moisturizing cream.”
“Some nights I use both the Azelaic acid and tret, but usually one or two nights I take a break from any actives.”
“Your skin looks amazing!!!”
“PM: Miceller water, CeraVe Face wash, witch hazel toner, tret cream 0.25, and lastly Cetaphil moisturizing cream.”
“Some nights I use both the Azelaic acid and tret, but usually one or two nights I take a break from any actives.”
“No, I don’t peel or flake.”