I use this cream everyday on my hands after washing them and on my body, especially my feet. I have dyshidrotic eczema and this hydrates/rehydrates my skin to keep the blisters, pain and itching at bay. I do wish it did stay on through hand washing since I do have to do that quite a bit sometimes and wearing gloves is not always an option. Other than that, this is a nice fragrance free option that absorbs quickly, hydrates and does not break out my sensitive skin.

I've been using Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream for a while now, and it's honestly one of the most reliable moisturizers I've ever tried. It's super gentle on my sensitive skin, and it gives long-lasting hydration without feeling heavy or greasy. I especially love using it at night or during the winter months when my skin gets really dry. There's no strong scent, which I really appreciate, and it doesn't clog my pores. The texture is thick but absorbs surprisingly well, and it leaves my skin feeling soft and calm. Definitely a staple in my skincare routine

really like this product. I live in New York winters are crazy freezing cold and the heat has a drying affect on everything, even with a humidifier. I use it after showering, just a light application on arms legs My skin feels more moisturized and it has a sealing property that I feel keeps the moisture in . Non scented as well so doesn't fight with any fragrances you might choose to wear. I also use this for my baby who has dry skin

Go to drugstore body cream. Nice, affordable, my dermatologist is the one who actually recommended cetaphil products to me. His exact words, “Don't waste your money. These are gentle, effective and what I use.” He had to tell me several time before I listed, but he was right...they work.

My dry skin loves this so much.  I use this Cetaphil body dry sensitive skin moisturizing cream tub every night for my bedtime moisturizer.  It is very thick however I have no had any breakouts with using it.  I also will use this for my hands and feet as well. All around great product.

I struggle with eczema and severely dry skin throughout the cold + hot months... I went to a dermatologist, they prescribed me eczema cream, as well as this gem. This has helped both my dry skin, and eczema. My dermatologist recommended this specific bottle of Cetaphil, not the one with the pump because this one is much thicker, and creamier than the bottle that has a pump. Love this stuff.

After having a baby I noticed my hands getting dry to where they were cracking from constantly washing them. I tried several products and nothing seemed to observe into my skin and leave my hands feelings smooth. After using this once my hands were noticeably hydrated and smooth.

A must try if you have to deal with dry skin like myself. I think it is pricey but it is worth it. The texture is perfect not too thick or thin. My skin absorbs the lotion well and it keeps my hands nice and smooth throughout the day and night. Application is easy to apply.

I like this moisturizer, but it could be better. It keeps my dry face super hydrated throughout the day, but I feel that because the formula's so thick, it clogs my pores and doesn't apply super nicely. Cetaphil Body Dry Sensitive Skin Moisturizing Cream, 16 Oz.

I have dryish skin on my body plus psoriasis: It's not hard to find something to help with those things. What can be a challenge, though, is finding them without lanolin, to which I am allergic. That's where Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream comes in! It's moisturizing without being anymore greasy than it needs to, has no scent and soaks in pretty quickly. It's been recommended by every one of the eleventy billion dermatologists I've seen in my life, including one who had a prescription mixed into it.