Review on 🧴 CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser with Hyaluronic Acid – Makeup Remover and Face Wash, Fragrance-Free, 19 Ounce by Sara Ferrari

I used to decide that Cerave cleaners weren't for me. A little background: I have fairly dry, but otherwise relatively normal skin. My skincare goals are to avoid sensitizing products, keep skin hydrated, prevent fine lines and oxidation, and avoid minor clogs (small closed comedones) or pimples. The Cerave moisturizing cleanser didn't work for me - not only because it didn't lather (I can deal with that) but also because it caused nasal congestion. On the other hand, a foaming cleanser dries out the skin too much. I settled on the La Roche Posay Toleriane Hydrating formula, which I was happy with, but this summer I noticed I had uneven texture and closed comedones around my nose and mouth that seemed to go away when I switched foaming gel base tried. I had laundry detergent on hand. When I saw that Cerave was releasing a foaming cleanser that promised to work on dry skin, I threw up. Pros: Not too dry, even for retinol users like me; small amount of product - rinses out very clean - odorless and non-sensitizing Negatives: - I am (possibly) concerned that this cleaner might be too dry in winter. I wouldn't say the product isn't good for dry skin, but it's not really hydrating either (La Roche Posay Toleriane's hydrating cleanser moisturizes adequately; Cerave's cream-to-foam cleanser doesn't dry out the skin skin'." and does not "moisturize" but cleans better than LRP. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a great, gentle cleanse. It should work for all skin types. I am very satisfied and would use it again to buy ."