4.2

Cetaphil earns positive reviews as a gentle, dependable choice that works well for sensitive and eczema‑prone skin, with cleansers and moisturizers leaving skin soft, calm, and non‑irritated. Reviews also flag trade‑offs: some cleansers feel too mild or non‑foaming for a deep clean or makeup removal, certain sunscreens and moisturizers read basic or underwhelming, and the brand’s animal testing is a dealbreaker for some.

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  • I have been using the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser for a couple of days and it seems to work well enough. It doesn't burn or anything like that. It goes on smooth. It is easy to rinse off. I don't know how much it is actually cleaning my face though.

  • I have been using their Moisturizing Cream for years now. It is great for people with sensitive skin who just want a basic moisturizer that feels like a hug on their skin. I would just recommend to use light layers during the summer because it is a rich formula (but that's good because it means a little goes a long way!).

  • This is definitely an oldie but a goodie. It has always been so reliable, and I know I can reach for it anytime and trust that it will get the job done. It is gentle on my skin and never leaves it feeling irritated or dry, which I really appreciate. I also love the travel-size version because it is so convenient to throw in my bag and take with me wherever I go.

  • I love that this product has simple ingredients and not a laundry list of additives. I feel that this product may not be cleaning my skin as well as it could be. It does not foam or feel like other face washes.

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