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Cetaphil
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Becky_da_da_da said:Wow, this stuff sounds good!
Is there anywhere I can buy it on the internet thats reliable? Because I don't live in America and they don't sell it here... or not that I've seen...
Here's their contact information if you are in the UK.
Galderma UK Ltd.
Galderma House - Church Lane
Kings Langley
Hertfordshire, WD4 8JP
UK
Tel. 1923 29 10 33
Source: www.cetaphil.ca
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littlegamba
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I use the moisturiser and it's great!!
After years of spending alot of money on the big brands and not being entirely happy with the result.
A Dutch Make up artist told me about cetaphil and while I was in NYC I bought a HUGE tub for VERY little money!! That was in november 2004 and I am not even half way through the 236 ml bottle!!
Highly recommended, my skin is dry but clear , it truely is a great product and outshines all those fancy packaged ,overpriced other brands!!
After years of spending alot of money on the big brands and not being entirely happy with the result.
A Dutch Make up artist told me about cetaphil and while I was in NYC I bought a HUGE tub for VERY little money!! That was in november 2004 and I am not even half way through the 236 ml bottle!!
Highly recommended, my skin is dry but clear , it truely is a great product and outshines all those fancy packaged ,overpriced other brands!!
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Mine is the same bottle but green label
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Cetaphil and Olay's Sensitive Skin face wash are what I need to use in fall/winter/spring, when I am heavy into glycolic acids and prescription retinoids. But the latter is fantastic for removing mascara; I stick with using Cetaphil in the mornings.
Bonchic said:no it says for normal to oily skin. Seems like it's working though!
That's the one that has oil in it, macadamia nut I think. As long as your aren't allergic to oil it's fine to use. I only mentioned it because I grabbed the wrong bottle once. The store was busy and the aisle was clogged, I just wanted out. And since I'm pretty observant, it only took me a week and 3 breakouts to notice. Apparently I can't read and I'm color blind.
i use cetaphil in the morning and at night before i go to bed. most cleansers dry me out but this doesnt. i usually only get break outs when i'm PMSing, and mostly clear when i'm not, and this keeps it that way. i havent found anything that is the ultimate cure for acne, and i have tried many. i like the mosturizer because i use Tazorac cream also for zits and that really dries me out and i need a good one so my skin doesnt fall off. overall, i'm a fan.
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I'll definitely try Cetaphil.
I'm going crazy with spots, and my skin's breaking out more than usual lately...
I thought they didn't have it here in Brazil but they do, I'm pretty excited! hehe
I'm going crazy with spots, and my skin's breaking out more than usual lately...
I thought they didn't have it here in Brazil but they do, I'm pretty excited! hehe
Bonchic said:well it makes my skin soft but I think I'll go buy the other one so it's the one with the blue label right?
Blue lable, says "gentle skin cleanser" instead of "Normal to Oily skin" and it has a flip top instead of a pump. I hope you like it
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I use the one for sensitive skin (with the oil in it) and my skin isn't that great. It's definatly been better. I think the oil in it is the problem. I'm going to get the oil free kind tomorrow and see if that is the problem.
I bought the gentle one today and I used it like 15 minutes ago. I like both of the cleansers but I figured I don't need the extra oil in the other one so I switched. I just can't believe I bought the BIG bottle of the normal to oily one. I've learned my lesson... by the smaller one and see how you like then if it works buy the large one
from what everyone is saying here the one that is blue with a green label across it (normal to oily skin) has oil in it which makes them break out. So I would say to get the gentle one (blue with blue label ). Hope that helped
). Hope that helpedI used the cetaphil with the blue label with blue ( the gentle one for normal skin) for three months and I hated it. I have combination skin and it clogged my pores. Also, I only wear powder yet cetaphil couldn't wash it off. I would definitely never reccommend this product.
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snowflakes821 said:
I use baby wipes to take off my makeup first. Cetaphil is awesome but it is so gentle I'm paranoid that it won't take off my foundation. Maybe it will, but it doesn't hurt to use the wipes also.
Bonchic,
I did the same thing, now the big bottle is sitting under my sink, I usually send beauty products I don't like to women's shelters but because it has a pump top it makes a mess and I can't mail it. I hate waste
