CeraVe reviews and discussion

I have been using the Cera Va cream-to-foam-cleanser for a little while and it works about as well as every other cleanser and is actually for a fairly reasonable price so I think it is worth purchasing and I would recommend it.

I have sensitive skin and I love CeraVe products because they are effective without being harsh. I like the face wash and love that they have a travel version, which I have taken on many trips with me worldwide. Their Moisturizing Cream is also a lifesaver in the cold, dry winters.

I tried their Hydrating Foaming Oil Cleanser because I have very dry, sensitive skin so I was in a market for something gentle and hydrating. Suffice to say that the product was exactly what I was looking for.

I’ve been using the CeraVe Skin Renewing Vitamin C Eye Cream for a few weeks now and I’m impressed with how lightweight and hydrating it feels. The formula absorbs quickly without leaving any greasy residue, and I like that it has 5% pure vitamin C for brightening. I’ve noticed my under-eye area looking more awake and smoother, especially on mornings after little sleep. It layers well under makeup too, which is a huge plus. Definitely a solid option if you want a gentle but effective eye cream that also supports long-term skin health.

A dependable drug store option for moisturizers, nothing fancy but completely suitable for every day use. Sometimes some of the scents can lean towards medicinal but I prefer that to being overly scented

some of the products make my sensitive skin break out, but this healing ointment is great as an occlusive in the winter, especially for the lips. locks in hydration without being too slippery for overnight.

This cleanser works really well for me. It smooths and softens my skin without leaving it dry, and I like that it’s fragrance free and gentle. The salicylic acid is great for keeping my skin clear. The only thing is sometimes I wish it foamed up a little more it feels a bit flat compared to other cleansers. Still, it’s definitely a solid product that I keep using.

Cerave was recommended to me by my dermatologist. As someone who fairly dry skin and who happens to have keratosis pilaris as well, this product is gentle enough for my skin. I've used it after excercising, gardening and other physical tasks. This cleanser is my go-to. As someone who has a simple 2-3 step beauty routine that statement holds a lot of weight.

Simple, effective, and dermatologist-recommended for a reason. I use the Hydrating Cleanser daily, and it’s one of the few that doesn’t strip my skin. No nonsense, no fragrance, no fuss—just what my skin needs to stay balanced. I appreciate that they focus on restoring the skin barrier, especially with ceramides and hyaluronic acid. High-performance without the luxury markup. CeraVe is a staple in my routine.

The hydrating facial cleanser was a game changer for my skin. It gets it super clean without stripping it. I struggled for so long with cleansers that wrecked my skin barrier and made my sensitivity and acne worse (including others from this same brand). This one is great though! For how much I love it, I expected to love the moisturizers as well, but the PM one just isn't moisturizing enough and the sunscreen in the AM one is just... yucky. I prefer Vanicream, which is just as light but more moisturizing & cheaper. Would love to see more sustainable packaging on their products!

Most of my daily routine is cerave products. I love the moisturizing cream, night face lotion, and oil based cleanser. My face get very dry in the winter in the Midwest and these products are perfect.

Not all their products are good. Generally, I try not to purchase because they’re not cruelty free and it goes against my beliefs. The formulations are okay but could also damage your skin when misused.

Some products are great and others are meh. If you do want to shop something from the brand don’t play the lottery, research the product, ingredients and how it may compliment your skin type. My faves are SA wash (maximum 3x week) and the facial moisturizing lotion.

This is my favorite brand of drugstore style skin care products I think if you want a quality product that consistently delivers a great experience Cerave is a terrific brand. Of course you should not expect unique or differentiated formulations but rather baseline offerings done well

My face is a combo of dry and oily. It is starting to get drier as I age, but I still need to make sure I use a cleanser that doesn't break me out. This is my go to. It is gentle and moisturizing, but doesn't lead to acne flares.

CeraVe Moisturising Cream is a staple in my routine — thick, non-irritating, and actually works for dry patches 💧. I love that it’s fragrance-free and packed with ceramides and hyaluronic acid, which makes it feel super repairing. It’s a bit heavy for daytime under makeup, but perfect for night or post-shower full-body hydration 🧴.

CeraVe Eye Repair Cream is richer and perfect for deep hydration, especially at night or when my under eyes feel dry. Both are gentle, non-irritating, and honestly a great combo for day and night care. 🐌💧

A reliable everyday moisturizer that deeply hydrates and repairs the skin barrier, especially great for dry to very dry skin. 💧 It’s lightweight, fragrance-free, and absorbs quickly without feeling greasy. However, if you prefer rich creams or have extremely flaky skin, this might feel a bit too light.

El limpiador espumoso de CeraVe es perfecto para piel mixta a grasa. Limpia profundamente sin resecar ni irritar, gracias a sus ceramidas, niacinamida y ácido hialurónico. Es suave, sin fragancia, y lo he usado hasta el último gota 💚🫧

This is a lifesaver for dry and sensitive skin—super gentle and deeply hydrating. It has ceramides and hyaluronic acid, so it really helps repair the skin barrier. I use it on both face and body, especially after the shower.