4.6
96% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
La Roche-Posay
4.6 • 164 Reviews
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La Roche-Posay reviews and discussion
Reviews mention
- Gentle, cushiony cleansers
- Dermatologist-recommended formulations
- Soothing, restorative balms
- Effective, lightweight sunscreens
- Occasionally heavy, filmy textures
- White-cast sunscreen residue
- Potential congestion for acne-prone
- Intermittent stinging for sensitivities
La Roche-Posay earns strong reviews for reliably effective, dermatologist-style care—especially for sensitive, acne-prone, and eczema-prone skin—highlighting standouts like Toleriane cleansers, Cicaplast Baume B5, Lipikar AP+M, Effaclar treatments, and Anthelios sunscreens. Reviews also flag drawbacks: some formulas feel heavy or filmy, certain sunscreens leave a white cast or mid-day shine, Cicaplast can congest or over-oil acne-prone skin, occasional stinging occurs on very sensitive skin, and a few users dislike fragranced serums.
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165 reviews and posts
3y ago
I really enjoy having a good skincare routine, and that’s why you should buy La Roche-Posay, I have the Effaclar Mat line and it helps so much with having less oily skin and I recently got the sunscreen and it has a similar effect that, I love it so much
3y ago
An overall accessible bathroom staple. I use the Purifying Foaming Cleanser every morning and night. This product compliments a wide range of skincare routines by creating a soft, clean base. Packaging is sleek and fits in the medicine cabinet, with pump nozzle which keeps it mess free. The Alethios SPF is thick and creamy in a sturdy squeeze bottle that dries evenly, but leaves a white cast for some time. For all products, the ingredients are tested, tried, and true. For the price and accessibility, available at your local drugstore or Target, it is worth reaching for La Roche when considering a new addition to your routine. Overall will always recommend La Roche products to both the skincare newbie and the experts.
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