4.6
96% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
La Roche-Posay
4.6 • 163 Reviews
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La Roche-Posay reviews and discussion
Reviews mention
- Dermatologist-recommended, sensitive-skin formulations
- Effective acne-fighting effaclar treatments
- Gentle, thorough toleriane cleansers
- Soothing, reparative cicaplast balms
- Sunscreen shine and white cast
- Occasional heavy, occlusive textures
- Notable fragrance in some serums
- Inconsistent results for rosacea
La Roche-Posay earns strong reviews as effective, dermatologist-trusted care for sensitive and acne‑prone skin, with standouts like Effaclar Duo, Toleriane cleansers/moisturizers, Cicaplast B5, and Anthelios sunscreens delivering clearer, calmer, well‑hydrated skin. Reviews also flag drawbacks: some sunscreens leave shine or a temporary white cast, certain formulas feel heavy or cause breakouts, occasional noticeable fragrance, and mixed results for rosacea.
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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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