I originally bought this product because of dryness and needed something to sooth sunburn on my neck...I had been using a steroid cream on and off for white patch disease , but this moisturizer got rid of my skin flares ups and restored my skin. Thankyou so much!!!! I have used oatmeal, but does not work, your moisturizer with almond oil and b vits does!!!

I used to have very oily skin and dark circles until I introduced this to my morning and night skincare routine. It’s non greasy, non irritating on my sensitive skin, and provides plenty of moisture to help my skin not overproduce oils. It’s also the only “eye cream” I’ve used of late that greatly reduces red circles without irritating my skin

This moisturiser is great for not only your body but your face too. If you have dry skin like me, this provides you with skin moisture all throughout the day. It also has a very neutral scent so if you dont like scented skincare this is definitely the right move.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have very dry skin and the cetaphil moisturizing cream works well with my skin.its made for very dry , sensitive skin.the texture is smooth and creamy.not greasy.the best way to use it after you bathe it locks in the moisture on your skin. #CetaphilScienceBacked #MyCetaphilSkin #contest #complimentary @CetaphilUS @Influenster

Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream is a widely recommended product for dry and sensitive skin, and while it does offer significant hydration, I've found the texture to be a bit of a drawback. The cream is incredibly rich and emollient, which is great for locking in moisture, but it can sometimes feel a little slimy upon application. It takes a bit of extra effort to fully absorb into the skin, and initially, there's a noticeable slippery feel. Despite the texture, the moisturizing benefits are undeniable. The cream effectively soothes dry patches and keeps my skin hydrated throughout the day. It's fragrance-free and gentle, making it suitable for sensitive skin types. However, the slimy consistency can be off-putting, especially if you prefer lighter, quicker-absorbing creams. I've found that using a smaller amount helps to mitigate the slimy feel, but it's still something to consider. Overall, Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream is a solid option for those needing intense hydration, but the texture might not be for everyone. If you can get past the initial sliminess, the moisturizing benefits are worth it. It's a reliable product for keeping dry skin at bay, but be prepared for a slightly different application experience compared to other creams.

I’ve tried tons of face moisturizers and I KEEEEEP going back to this classic. I have more dry skin, and I feel this brings the right amount of moisture to my face, doesn’t have any fragrance (win!!), and will litterally last you forever. You can use it all over your body, but I find it works best for me on my face, using about a dime size dot on my cheeks and forehead.

It has been a holy grail product for years. Although it is a bit pricier than some moisturizing lotions, it is extremely moisturizing and worn every penny. I use it for both the body and face, but it serves as an incredibly moisturizing facial cream. Would highly recommend it be incorporated into any skin regimen!

I’ve started using this moisturizer recently and like it. It takes a while to absorb into my skin so my skin doesn’t feel dried out or tight after use. I usually have to reapply on parts of my body that has really dry skin but mostly just twice a day or so.

This moisturizing cream is amazing.It gives the prefect amount of moisture not too much nor to less.If you use this and the cleanser or about a month it gets rid of any little bumps on your face.I would recommend you to buy this with the gentle cleanser

This is a staple in my home! I use it head to toe. It is amazing at moisturizing my face without clogging pores. It hydrates my skin and I can even go a couple of days between use when I exfoliate regularly. I also need this to keep my feet at bay. I don't have rough skin on my heels and I'm sure it's because of this stuff!