The BEST Cleansers that Dermatologists Recommend

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[@irunamuk]

Thank you for giving budget friendly options!

[@trance212]

I see Cetaphil has really upped their game the past year. I LOVEE their new mineral sunscreen. Possibly the first time my skin loved a mineral sunscreen.

[@TrueNorth1217]

Cetaphil gentle foaming cleanser is the best for me. I need the foam to feel clean and this one feels like a damn cloud its great.

[@awolf913]

I only wish it was cruelty free

[@TsireyaWayofwater]

Omg I use the same cleanser too it’s so amazing!

[@awolf913]

@@TsireyaWayofwater it’s not cruelty free though

[@TsireyaWayofwater]

ok@@awolf913

[@Evilevilmonkeyy]

That one gives me bumps and acne sometimes the cetaphil gental cleanser makes skin feel great sometimes give me acne sometimes the cetaphil daily cleanser feels great but also sometimes gives me acne u just can’t Darude sandstorm anymore these days can ya ? Right Jim Carey ?

[@Mckee4055]

Cetaphil cream to foam is also nice for combination skin. Provides foaming action while not too drying.

[@palomagonzalez7144]

can you create a a.m. and a p.m. skincare routine for 13 year olds

[@negan1274]

Just eat clean, drink enough water, workout and sleep 8-9 hours

[@BehindTheBush96]

@@negan1274that doesn’t treat skincare concerns or look after the skin on its own, though. Everyone needs to be cleansing their face and using moisturiser and sunscreen - ESPECIALLY as a teen or tween, when you’re in the middle of puberty and your skin starts getting oily, acne-prone or sensitive. Kids these days are much smarter than we were to be getting into skincare and caring for their skin as they should - we didn’t do that until later on, and we should have started earlier than we did. You should be encouraging and praising kids for looking after themselves, not discouraging them.

[@heathersnumber1fan]

Wear sunscreen, cleanse, and moisturize. (That's what I do and I'm a little older) Also, please don't get "influenced" by social media😭

[@CeruleanStar]

I'm not a doctor, but as far as I know, the only three essential skincare products a person needs are a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen. After that, it's a case-by-case basis. Which cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen is best for you depends on the person. Then any other products you add depends on what you need. If you wear makeup, add a makeup remover. If you have acne, add something that helps your acne. If you have seb-derm, add a dandruff shampoo. (The dandruff shampoos suitable for sensitive skin can be used on the face too.) Add whatever you need to fit your needs, but try to keep the number of products to a minimum to make your routine more sustainable. Also patch test all new products and only add one new product at a time so you know which work for you and which don't. If you do all this and still struggle to have healthy skin, it's probably time to see a doctor if you can afford it.

[@happyme9073]

Woah kids these days are so mature and intelligent. They are taking care of their skin at such a young age. I started skincare only recently after my first year in MBBS. Good that they are starting skincare early.

[@samanthabrittain8680]

I feel like the CeraVe hydrating to foam cleanser is causing closed comedones for me.

[@vaneenusa1776]

Same. Switched to Vanicream and I love it!

[@samanthabrittain8680]

@@vaneenusa1776 I'll have to try it. I use vanicream moisturizer and I love it so maybe the face wash is what I need.

[@flameepidemic4839]

Ive never liked cereve. Its not hydrating at all and doesnt feel like it does anything but irritate my skin. My dermatologist said most people complain about it and that cetaphil is better and its been amazing for me

[@Hei-BK201]

because it's not for your skin. I've used it for weeks now, and it doesn't irritate mine

[@user-wu2hr9eg2j]

PanOxyl is the best cleanser period i’ve been using it 3 years straight.

[@fionad6338]

I tried the sensitive skin cleanser, including the van cream but they still made my skin feel tight after washing. Then I tried aveeno calm and restore It is fabulous and I don’t get that tight feeling after washing. Highly recommend for dry sensitive skin

[@patsalas5170]

Vanicream is such an underrated and excellent brand ❤❤

[@adelhecz]

Does Is work for acne, combination sensitive skin?

[@ladyzellia]

i'm Asian and humidity is all around my area. this is my own review. i have tried Cerave and Cetaphil: they don't do anything on my face, it's just like you use ordinary soap to leather your face when cleansing. Neutrogena and Cosrx: had tried these too, about 3 weeks later my face became immune and the breaking skin coming back. For Inkey and Vanicream, i haven't get my hands on these two, so no comment for it. i keep coming back for Some By Me 30days miracle range, still working good on my face time to times. i'm open to try everything, just to see which one truly working/helping my skin

[@shindiaaaron787]

Did it work

[@ladyzellia]

@@shindiaaaron787 so far, Some By Me 30days Miracle range still working for me

[@user-wu2hr9eg2j]

Yes cetaphil didn’t do anything to my face either, in fact it would sting when I would use it 😕

[@ladyzellia]

@@user-wu2hr9eg2j oh dear.. maybe some ingredients in it are not suitable for your face. it's working for other people but not for us. i hope you find your own cleanser that really helps your skin someday 🙏🏻

[@reemnaser1475]

Why nobody talk about senstive combination skin 😢

[@cassandraowusu5945]

Exactly because that’s my skin type as well. 😔

[@MelAlves_]

me too🤕

[@meganchabot]

That's me! The vanicream facial cleanser works best for me! It foams up nicely and my oily areas feel clean and my rosacea cheeks aren't irritated!

[@reemnaser1475]

A must try 😊 thanks

[@h20aquarius]

Recently switched from Ambi foaming wash to Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser for my combination skin and the bumps I recently got from another Ambi product vanished in a day after using the Cetaphil wash. I’ve now switched over to all Cetaphil and I love it so far!!

[@PearlDeFloreOfficial]

nice! thank you for sharing.

[@samanthasoto5814]

Thank you for always educating us! Can you do a video on No7 products and and Strivectin products?

[@parishahamdani1751]

Then there's me who have oily sensitive acne prone skin so which one i use😊

[@melaniecameron3387]

Feel you, same here 😉

[@jxst_love_makeup]

And what about makeup remover?

[@jayedwardsuk5984]

This is a guideline only though I feel!! It's totally subjective to the individuals regime. I have oily skin but don't use SA or gel cleaners. I still use Hydrating gentle none foaming cleaners because of the use of tret so it's not as black and white

[@beniamshiferaw-ip6di]

What about loa roche posit tolorine cleanser

[@SUSANSCOTT-cl9my]

ur channel has literally change my face wish I could send u before and after photos I dont get botox anymore your advice is that good

[@charlottes1731]

I like the cerave hydrating cleanser

[@Orlanzepol123]

CETAPHYL is so good.

[@rollingthunderinho]

Cerave’s hydrating cleansers are terrible. There’s a large group of people online who have discussed how bad they reacted to this product

[@ada_givesadvice]

how come no one talks about dry, sensitive, acne prone skin 😢

[@mitalshah6252]

I love my sebamed olive face and body cleanser. Any comments on that brand doc?

[@moniquemannaert3468]

Sebamed is popular in Europe. It's often used by sportsactive men and women on a daily basis, as it's neutral. We all have different skins though and environmental factors and lifestyles, so it's good to ask. Most brands mentioned here are unfamiliar to me unfortunately. Make sure to avoid the microplastics and go with organic if possible. 🌿🐦

[@giancarlogarte6760]

Walked into cvs and scanned that cerave cleanser on the yuka app. 11/100 rating. Filled to the brim with chemicals its crazy that it keeps getting recommended by doctors.

[@myst4351]

Yeah I had clear skin and I decided to try it out but it broke me out so bad and I thought it was my diet but as soon as I removed cerave my acne started to go away, clear skin again and I used 10% benzoyl wash to get rid of the acne and went with cetaphil gentle cleanser when my skin was clear

[@souravbhattacharya3299]

Please make a video for wrinkles..crows feet ..deep wrinkle...please make a video...My skin also has open pores with acne simultaneously dry too

[@dogmom2844]

I use the cerave hydrating face cleanser basically cuz of your recommended and I love it best face wash ever

[@renikurniadewi9846]

I have sensitive skin, I use Cetaphil for years...

[@TheSpeedyone2]

So, the CeraVe moist cleanse is okay even though it is not 5.5? I have used it for years and it stopped my Rosacea! Thank you!! x

[@96th]

Nothing works. I’ve tried EVERYTHING over 10+ years and my skin doesn’t like anything!

[@novicaa17]

Then maybe you need to change your diet and start working out, sleeping more, etc. None of this works if you skip the basics

[@harshh7999]

Can i use cerave hydrating cleanser for combination skin?

[@lowkeyava171]

i love cerave! when i tried cetaphil it would make little red dots pop up under my eye. as soon as i stopped using it, they went away.

[@giovineko7733]

I have oily skin, but I tried that Cetaphil gentle cleanser for dry sensitive skin & it stung so much & made my skin so red. I'm never trying that again, idk how it would work for sensitive skin. It scared me from the Cetaphil brand in general. I don't think I'll be giving Cetaphil another try

[@h20aquarius]

If you have oily skin use the daily facial cleanser. The bottles list if the product is intended for dry, combination, or oily skin for a reason.

[@MeowMeow-sy2mi]

I have dry skin and I actually love the hydroboost cleanser! It doesnt dry me out at all. 😊

[@awolf913]

If only these were all cruelty free. Why can’t all cosmetic products be cruelty free?

[@PotatosAreTheMostVersitleFood]

What the heck is convil skin?

[@nagaaladventure7292]

Hi ! Can i ask a question? What should i atke or do after using adapalene +BenzoyI peroxide.hoping for your response. Thank you ! 😊

[@selenac.798]

What about some like me that I don’t get pimples often but I do get those little white heads?!

[@ummesabera7864]

Assalamu alaikum sir...i want to ask u some thing...my skin is very sensitive.i dn,t take dis moisturizer cream..pls help me

[@sandranwosu5215]

How much

[@fathimasheikha1369]

What about cetaphil oily skin cleanser?

[@mokimok-2214]

Can I use ceravé cleanser as second step of double cleansing ?

[@lillyteslow5310]

Yes after oil cleansing

[@ChillonNik]

Vanicream is not really working for my oily sensitive skin no more. what should I use?

[@flameepidemic4839]

Have you tried some serum? Very hydrating and helps with oiliness if you get the ones for acne. Also using oil blotters, bathing less, and when bathing wash with bar soap. Also some things that can help is a normal shower but then switching to cold so your pores shrink which means less dirt (slowly decrease temperature or do it in the sink using an ice cube can also help) changing diet and drinking more water helps too. Try not getting sweat on your face either. Also taking only cold showers or only washing your face in cold water helps. The reasoning is bathing too much especially with hot water will strip oils away so they overproduce. If you go to a dermatologist they may give you acutane or some form of it to take away acne and help the overproduction of oil.

[@ChillonNik]

@@flameepidemic4839 thank you for the feedback I’ll give that a try

[@april.444]

La Roche-Posay Effaclar Mat Moisturizer but it’s a bit on the expensive side, or La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair and Cetaphil Daily Oil Free Hydrating Lotion their are probably better products but these are my recommendations

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[@sendlocation8476]

Wouldn’t trust any recommendations from SUGAI anymore. Hydro Boost water gel sucked and left a film of shine and grease. Cerave sucks too will make skin dehydrated and dry after 2 weeks of use…. 🤦🏻🤦🏻🤦🏻 cmon don’t give recommendations on hype train these products really suck

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