Foaming vs Hydrating

Feb 27, 2016

Kaitlyn C.

Hello beauties,
I'm talking about the CeraVe face washes. I've got both, but want to know everyone's opinion.
The foaming Cleanser VS the hydrating cleanser.
Also,
My face is breaking out pretty bad (hormonal/stress) and it's a bit inflamed and hurts. Any recommendations to ease the swelling and or pain?
Thanks!

Feb 27, 2016

Hannah E.

I don't know about the CeraVe face washes.. But putting ice on the spots reduces swelling quite a bit. Also, applying neosporin and a bandaid to a spot helps a bunch!

Feb 27, 2016

Shae-Lynn S.

Ones for dry skin and the other is for oily skin. Both can be used for normal skin. If you have normal skin I might try to pick the one to balance out the rest of your skin care.

Feb 27, 2016

Logan C.

I agree with putting ice on the spots. Maybe with a thin towel in between if the cold is too strong for your skin. I do this at night. Normally it makes it redder at first but when I wake up the spot is much smaller.

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