This Dermatologist-Recommended Brand Is Having A Major Amazon Sale — But Only For A Limited Time
An age-old classic, Cetaphil is (frequently) recommended by dermatologists, offering a range of straightforward, gender-neutral skincare. The people who love it, love it, with many reviewers saying their own doctors put them on. 'My dermatologist recommended this in my 20's and I am still using it in my 40's,' one user said. Bottom line: If Cetaphil is a staple in your home, restock on it today and save a few bucks. Check out some reviewer and reader favs below.
Pledging long-lasting hydration, Cetaphil's moisturizing cream is crafted with almond oil, hydrating glycerin, niacinamide and vitamins B5 and E, to soothe sensitive skin. It restores your skin's barrier, binding water to the skin and keeping you from feeling dry and irritated. It's fragrance-free and hypoallergenic, with reviewers saying it's great for kids and even babies. Folks use it for everything from home pedicures to tattoo healing, with one reviewer calling it an 'unsung hero' product. 'This cream isn't just a moisturizer; it's a warrior in a tub, a protector of your inked armor, and the ultimate ally for tattooed skin,' one writes. Add this, along with $25 worth of products, to your cart and the $5 discount will auto-apply at checkout.
Promising review: 'normal skin, sensitive skin, dry skin, flaky skin, cracked heels and hands - it's all good. This one is always on my nightstand and bathroom during the transitioning months and winter months as it's the only moisturizer I need to keep dryness at bay. And since it's fragrance free, it's good for kids too. I know it's body lotion, but it's really great for the face too. I usually it especially at part of my night time as the last step and it keeps my skin soft until the next morning.' — SV
Giving you a generous 20-ounces with an easy-pump top, Cetaphil's daily faical cleanser will soonly earn its place in your shower or on your sink. People who have tried everything say this baby is it. 'I recommend this face wash to anyone looking for a gentle and effective solution for their skincare routine,' one said. 'It's a great value for the price and has quickly become one of my go-to products for maintaining healthy and clear skin.'
The gentle formula is tough on dirt, excess oils and general impurities, without stripping your skin of the good stuff. Reviewers say it doens't clog their pores, with some even saying the cleanser has made their pores appear smaller. Hypoallergenic and made without parabens and sulfates, it works on dry, irritated skin. Reviews say the standard version has a slight scent, though you can get a fragrance-free option too. This is included in Cetaphil's $5 off $25 deal, so add it to your cart to claim the auto-discount!
Promising review: 'My husband has skin cancer so he has to be religious about cleaning his face and he loves this cleanser. It has helped him stay diligent about keeping his face clean and his dermatologist recommended it. We will keep it in our home religiously.' — Binks
We've written about Differin gela lot. According to Dr. Ariel Ostad, a cosmetic surgeon based in New York City, adapalene is a prescription-strength retinoid that you can get over the counter. While many adapalene-based products are marketed as acne treatments, Ostad said that they can also be used to help promote collagen production, promoting plumper, more youthful skin and fewer fine lines.
Differin is probably the best-known OTC adapalene-based product. The brand says it's a good all-over face treatment, suitable for everyday use and even sensitive skin types. (Your daily reminder: Use face sunscreen if you're ever using retinols.) HuffPost readers love it too — it's a huge seller with our audience. While Differin isn't a Cetaphil product, it's still is included in the brand's $5 off $25 deal, so add it to your cart to claim the auto-discount!
Promising Amazon review: 'I suffered from acne from my teens to adult. My dermatologist recommended [this]! It really cleared and smoothed my skin! Just a little on my face every other night worked, and I believe it helps with early signs of wrinkles. I was developing small lines on my forehead and now they're gone!! Make sure you moisturize too.' — E.T. Lopez
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