Just wondering if it helps for acne..

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Natalie A.

Jul 20, 2013

Natalie A.

Does cetaphil help acne? (Cetaphil users) and which one? Pictures will help thanks girls! =)

Natalie A.

Jul 20, 2013

Natalie A.

I know I asked this question already but I actually want to purchase it today and wondering if I should get it.

Lizzy W.

Jul 20, 2013

Lizzy W.

It's a nice, basic cleanser to have. I use one for oily/acne-prone skin. But in some cases you will want to use something stronger that has a drying agent like salicylic acid.

GiGi G.

Jul 20, 2013

GiGi G.

It works for my older sister, but not so much for me. I guess it depends on your skin type.

Jaclyn H.

Jul 20, 2013

Jaclyn H.

What skin type do you have? I have dry to sensitive sking and it works okay for me I use this kind.

Jaclyn H.

Jul 20, 2013

Jaclyn H.

and this moisturizer

Taylor W.

Jul 21, 2013

Taylor W.

Use coconut oil. I haven't had acne in years since I've been using it. Get it from the health food store.

Natalie A.

Jul 21, 2013

Natalie A.

Thank you guys

Jen H.

Jul 21, 2013

Jen H.

I wash my face with Cetaphil every day. I use the the non-foaming kind first to remove all my makeup, then I use the lathering kind with my Clarisonic to wash a second time after the makeup is gone. If you wear full-face makeup washing twice will make a world of difference, but it's important to use a face wash that's not too harsh.

Every dermatologist I've ever been to has recommended using Cetaphil to wash. I have extremely dry, acne-prone skin.

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