OK: either you already own a Cetaphil product or you’ve been eyeing one up.
No matter if you’re a total skincare newbie or an aficionado going back to basics, this is the definition of simple but effective.
“The first thing most people with sensitive skin do is ditch their skincare products and use water only. This neither cleans the skin effectively, nor does it treat any possible underlying causes of skin issue,” explains Dr Alia Ahmed, Cetaphil’s consultant dermatologist.
Designed to cleanse and hydrate, this gentle formula is hypoallergenic, soap-free and approved by the British Skin Foundation. It’s suitable for daily use on the face and body for normal to dry skin and all ages.
“Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser contains ingredients like niacinamide, panthenol and glycerin, which improve hydration,” says Dr Ahmed.1
So, whether you’re taking off a full night’s face or introducing the tween in your life to skincare (no, they don’t need retinol or that £30 eye cream) you can rest assured that a fresh-feeling complexion is on the cards.
For best results, cleanse without water. Apply liberally and gently massage into the skin, then remove the excess with a cloth. Follow with the
Cetaphil Moisturising Cream for a practically effortless morning and evening routine.