How to use Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser 

do u wet ur face before use this?

@@teknopedia8894 yes mam.

Wet but only a little or if you wet completely wait for some time 2 min at least ​@@teknopedia8894

​@@teknopedia8894 Nope apply this on dry face for better results 🥹

@@teknopedia8894Lightly yes preferably with warm water to start and cold water to end.

Buy any cleanser with citric acid and it won't irritate...

@@ManiBalajiC ur skin which type

Can you use on body?

@@lauriannajonesyeah but it won't really do anything

@@stella_11. what product could you use for a dry sensitive body?

Thank you🥰

Dou you wet your face before using this cleanser?

It can remove light makeup; however, if you have used waterproof makeup or a full face of makeup, it may have difficulty breaking through. That's why I recommend using a microfiber washcloth in between or using micellar water or a balm cleanser to remove your makeup.

you can do double cleansing like micellar water first

I also had it in the beginning with the new formula! Not sure what was causing it, but after a few uses, it went away! Personally, I would try it a few times or maybe give the skin a break of 1-2 days between each application.

@Melissa Van Dijk I ended up returning it, but now I'm using the LA Roche Posay hydrating cleanser and their face and body lotion on my face and idk how or what it has but it's improved my skin, I used it yesterday morning and night and then today in the morning and I can already see my skin a lot less red, hydrated and even my acne scars are fading. I'll see what happenes in a few days. 😊

@@JustJocelyn2 you have to get used to it

​@@MelissaVanDijkOfficiali have dry skin so plz tell me this Cetaphil gentle cleanser will work for me? I don't hv acne problem..

@@mehreenjawad8110 yes

Yes :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you :DD

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@@saanu8673 not everyone

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See here: ru-vid.comqMd1tWxPWLM?feature=share

It's a non-foaming cleanser. In the short, it also didn't foam; it's just the cream I massaged over my face :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial alright thanks btw you're really beautiful❤️

Why would you do that? 🤔 The Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser is meant to be your go-to "soap" for washing your face. :)

Hey... Which whitening soap you are using?

Yes to all

You can use any moisturizer you prefer, just ensure that it's suitable for your skin type. What Moisturizer to use for the Face? ru-vid.comb3fHNKxb2aA

That version is also available fragrance-free. However, I've never had any issues with their fragrance. So, if you tolerate it well, then continue using it. Next time, you might consider buying the fragrance-free version, although it may not be available in your country yet. Hopefully, it will be soon! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial awesome Thanks again

Yes :)

I wouldn't use a moisturizer. If you want to add hydration, I would suggest using a hydrating toner, essence, or serum containing ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid and/or Niacinamide.

Yes, that's fine.

If you don't have any specific skin concerns, simply wash your face with water. That's all you need!

I am not a doctor, but the effectiveness of the treatment depends on the underlying cause of the acne and how your skin responds to it. So, it could be beneficial, but it's not guaranteed.

Do you have dry skin? Is that why you use this product? Otherwise you made have made a mistake and your skin is normal to oily, then I would recommend using their daily facial cleanser instead:ru-vid.com3-ZSpswmru8

I think the issue isn't so much the high pH, but rather some other ingredients. I've also used several bar soaps with a high pH, and while some were extremely drying, others behaved just like a normal liquid cleanser with a skin-friendly pH. However, I'm not sure what causes this difference. And remember, for oily sensitive skin, the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser is the best choice!

Well, the face wash contains 2% Salicylic acid, so it could cause sensitivities, especially when used too frequently. But, for how long have you been using it, and how often do you use it? Also, are 'The Ordinary' products available in your area?

You're welcome 😊

What are you trying to target, and what skin type do you have?

Hey! :) No, it's just a regular cleanser to wash your face.

Well, it may or may not work. Sometimes it can cause problems if it doesn't remove the oil adequately, leading to breakouts. However, since you've already ordered it and if you can't return it, you might as well test it. If it doesn't suit you, consider ordering the daily facial cleanser.

I would CeraVe moisturizer :) Or Cetaphil's Oil-Free Lotion :)

Consider looking for a blackhead remover tool. However, it would be best to visit an esthetician for the initial extraction. Afterward, you can ask her to teach you how to do it yourself. :)

It's meant for dry to normal skin, so if that's your skin type, then yes. If not, then you need to use this one: ru-vid.com3-ZSpswmru8

Hmmm... Do you want to use this cleanser on its own, like massaging it over your face, rinsing it off, and then leaving it as it is? In that case, yes, that's fine. Or how do you want to use it?

What are you aiming to remove from your skin? 🤔 If it's just oil, light makeup, or sunscreen, you don't need to double cleanse or use an oil or balm cleanser. For stubborn substances like mineral or waterproof sunscreens and heavy makeup, double cleansing is helpful. So, your cleansing routine should match your needs.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks

No, use a foaming cleanser instead.

yes, but not this one, but use Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser.

I would recommend using a good gel-to-foam cleanser, for example, the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser or the Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser. However, for blackheads, you need to extract them, either by doing it yourself carefully or by visiting an esthetician for professional extraction. Otherwise, they can be incredibly difficult to target effectively.

​@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialI h have the same have have same problem.Now Im using Salicylic acid.Is that good?

How long have you been using your SA product? Are you using a SA cleanser, toner, or serum? How's it working for you so far? If it doesn't seem to work well, I recommend following the advice I've mentioned above.

day and night

Hey! 😊 Cleansers and face washes are pretty much the same thing, so just choose one and make sure that it suits your skin type.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much!! And it's very sweet of you to always reach out to every comments. You're the best ❤️

Well, it depends on your personal skin tolerance to the individual ingredients in the moisturizer. This means it's impossible to tell which one is best for you unless you know what you tolerate well. Based on that, you can choose a moisturizer with suitable ingredients. As for cleansers, the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser or CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser are great options. The CeraVe lotion or cream are also good choices.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thak you so much dear

yes, you can.

Do you mean wetting the face before application? If that's the case, then yes, you can certainly do that as well :)

It's for normal to dry skin, while the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser is for normal to oily skin.

I personally prefer Cetaphil's Daily Facial Cleanser/Oily Skin Cleanser over their Gentle Skin Cleanser for my combination skin.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you! ill try getting that one next time.

Yes, however, I still believe that a hydrating foaming cleanser would be more suitable.

Hey! :) What other skin concerns do you have besides having oily skin?

I have been also dehydrated for some months so sometimes my face has that dehydrated feeling

@@Blueyfarha Have a look at a mild foaming cleanser like Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser. You can use such a cleanser once or twice per day, daily. However, you may just want to use it in the evening. To add hydration to your skin, consider a hydrating serum or gel, something with Centella or Hyaluronic Acid.

@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Do I have to wash my face with lukewarm water after cleansing with beauty of joseons product ? And can I use any moisture cream after that ??.. And will that cleanser be also suitable for dry skin???

@@Blueyfarha See here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iwcpv2k8vXw.htmlsi=TT3gQ_CUo2uj-IFb As mentioned in my previous reply, I recommend using a hydrating serum or gel instead, something with Centella, Hyaluronic Acid or so :)

Hm...what do you exactly mean by that?

Yes, both ways work.

with this cleanser you can do that yes :)

I recommend getting a mild foaming cleanser instead, like: Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser or The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser

Cetaphil Daily/Oily Facial Cleanser. However, my favorites are The Ordinary Glucoside Foaming Cleanser or Beauty of Joseon Green Plum Cleanser :)

You can use it daily in the AM and PM :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thankyou so much actually due to pcos I have skin ageing faster at the age of 20 what would you suggest for skin tightening?

​@@ishaneejadhav If that's true, you can look into a low strength Retinol and/or Peptide Serum.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thankyou so much ! That's so kind of you ♥️☺️

Avoid the sun as much as possible and wear protective clothing. When you have to be in the sun and cannot protect your skin in other ways, use a very high SPF and PA++ broad-spectrum sunscreen. This will help your skin gradually fade over time.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial or any serum that is good for hyperpigmentation?? Thanks for the reply sis , it really means a lot❤

@@salonigoyal6185 I think it might not help, as the tan is already present. However, you probably have the best chances of success with an exfoliant like glycolic acid, or perhaps a set that includes such products like this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LMmD6rEanGU.html

You can also wet your face; both options are possible.

yes

I would use a mild foaming cleanser instead.

Yes :)

Yes, however, if you have oily skin use a foaming/gel to foam cleanser instead.

I've mentioned it in the short.

Cetaphil's Oily Skin Cleanser or Daily Facial Cleanser :)

Thank you ❤️❤

both options are possible.

you can use it on a wet face, both ways are okay.

Yes

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial can you suggest me a good sunscreen!

@@ansil9227 Cetaphil, CeraVe, Eucerin, Beauty of Joseon, Good Molecules, Isntree etc have great sunscreens!

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial tyyy🫶🏻

You can apply it to wet or dry skin, then rinse it off.

​​@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Does it make any difference if I apply it on a wet face. As water is involved. Which is more effective ?. I have heard water can increase absorption.

@@Bradcopo Generally, it's meant for dry or sensitive skin types, as applying the cleanser directly to dry skin can be less irritating. However, you can also use it on wet skin, yes.

yes, this is basically your new soap :)

Yes :)

Yes

No

Yes :)

I really don't know what to do

Have a look at Glycolic or Lactic Acid :) See here for an example routine: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FzxOvWhV9VA.html

Well, Thank you but I'm only 13 well almost. Do you really think I should start using these products. And let me tell you my skin care routine read it first then tell me what to do. And I used to have so many acne and I went to the doctor he told me to use this to wash my face with Benzagel 5 Wash 5%, and the put this one on right after Clindamycin and Benzoyl peroxide Gel, 1%5%,W,W. I used these for 6 to 7 months and my acne went away right now I don't use these anymore but now I have acne marks. So now in the morning I use CeraVe foaming facial cleanser to wash my face and then I put on CeraVe moisturizing cream and I only put on SPF 50+ when I go outside but at home I don't put SPF on. At night I was my face with just soap or Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser I don't know which one to use soap or Cetaphil and Can you tell me if I have to put on a moisturizing on after using Cetaphil cause this is my first time using it and IDK anything and yeah that's it. This my night and day skin care routine. Pls repluly.

@@ajmalnadim5336 Okay, so essentially, you do not need anything except for your cleanser, either the CeraVe foaming facial cleanser or the Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser (choose the one you like most or that works best for you). I would say it's the foaming cleanser. Additionally, you'll need SPF if you have prolonged sun exposure. Nothing else is needed. I would give the dark spots time to fade. :) It can take several months, depending on your skin condition or general genetics.

Hello! Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser is generally recommended for those with dry to normal skin. Since you have oily skin, I suggest trying the Daily Facial Cleanser instead. Additionally, you may want to consider adding another cleanser to your routine, such as the La Roche Posay Micropeeling Gel Cleanser or The Inkey List SA Cleanser. These cleansers contain Salicylic Acid and can help with your sand pimples. It's also a good idea to add a lightweight, gel-based moisturizer to your routine. During the day, if you'll be exposed to the sun, be sure to use sunscreen as well. Look for products that are specifically designed for oily skin. For example, you could try a fluid sunscreen like NIOD Survival 30 and a moisturizer such as Neutrogena Hydro Boost Gel or G&G Hydration Station.

U should definitely put moisturiser and sun screen, one of the sunscreens and moistruziers I recommend is cetaphil moisturiser and cetaphil sunscreen. These both products are really good

@@stantwice3236 No! You need to use products according to your skin's needs, and not just apply a random moisturizer and sunscreen, as that could make your skin worse.

I recommend using an oil or balm cleanser instead. So, use your Cetaphil Cleanser in the AM and oil or balm cleanser in the evening :)

Thanks

Do you know your skin type? If so, you should choose based on that. Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser = Normal to Oily Skin ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1UcEN7CO94w.html Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser = Dry to Normal ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p-eB1T3WISk.html

use this one instead: ru-vid.com3-ZSpswmru8

I use a bathroom hand towel, not a kitchen towel. How does it make things worse for you?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i use the hand towel that i use after washing hands and the towels i have are kind of rough

Yes, mine too. I would need to put them in a dryer so that the towels get softer. 🙈

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial separate towel for hands and face? and the face towel is small and you. wet it right

@@sweetvicky7364I usually dry my hands with my bathroom towel (like a big towel for the body) or a kitchen towel when I'm in the kitchen. But I use a smaller bathroom towel to pat my skin/face dry. As for the other smaller towel, that's a microfiber/makeup removing washcloth which is and stays very soft. It's a cloth that I damp and use to remove the last traces of cleanser, makeup, etc., which I usually miss when I'm washing my face above the sink. It's very handy!

you can also do this for combination skin: Can I use 2 Different Cleansers at the Same Time? ru-vid.comVNW2wt-54kw

Hey! :) What Cetaphil Cleanser do you have? Do you only use a cleanser a moisturizer? Nothing else? Has anything else changed?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I have the gentle one and other than using more products like serums and toner nothing else has changed I’m still using the same moisturiser

​@@SlytherinQueen537 Do you apply your skincare products to 'damp' skin? Some people confuse damp and wet skin, and when applying skincare products to wet skin, it can make the skin drier because everything 'dries' on the skin surface and cannot properly absorb into the skin. If that's not the case, you may react to an ingredient or the entire formulation of the cleanser. In that case, I recommend changing your cleanser. 😊

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I did very dumbly, apply it to wet skin for the first few weeks ngl, it’s because CeraVe is used on wet skin so it wasn’t something I was used to or found normal. I stopped a while back when I realised it’s mean to be applied to damp skin and I’ve seen a BIG difference in how dry my skin is❤️I also started using my mums foaming cleanser from cetaphil and I like that wayyyy better it’s just a texture thing kinda idk how to explain it.

@@SlytherinQueen537 Okay, basically, after your cleansing step, always remove or pat off the excess water drops from the skin surface with a clean towel. Your skin remains damp from the inside. Then, follow with the rest of your skincare products, making sure that every product is able to absorb into the skin before layering the next one on top :) That's great to hear! Yes, I do enjoy foaming cleanser too more than non-foaming ones :)

Yes, that's fine. You do not have to follow with anything else afterward. Do you have a lot of sun exposure? If not, you do not even need to wear sunscreen. As for blackheads, I recommend getting them extracted or extracting them yourself with an extraction tool.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank You for clearing my confusion. I do wear a cap and all to protect myself from Sun exposure. How to cure blackheads without any procedure? Thank You.

@@DhaarmicK Well, using a cleanser suitable for oily skin may already help, and try a Salicylic Acid Toner or Serum. However, usually they are deeper into the skin, so extracting them would be the best method to remove them.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Okay, Thank You for helping.

Hey! 😊 Use a hydrating cleanser such as one from Cetaphil or CeraVe and then follow with a moisturizer like a lotion or cream-this could be from the same brand. As for the darkness, I'm not sure what causes the darkness around the mouth; therefore, I'm not sure if any topical products can help with that concern.

​@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialthankyou❤

Use aloevera gel on the face everyday you will get better tan and lips area

It really depends on the sunscreen formulation, so you would need to test it to be sure.

Cetaphil cleanser serves a similar purpose to your soap; therefore, you should use either one or alternate between them.

Yes :)

yes

No this one is the cream to foam formula: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-V6X8enhr3oI.html

No, I recommend using a regular cleanser that's suitable for your skin type to wash your entire face, and then use Salicylic Acid or Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser only on your bumps/pimples. See here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hdZKPkiwx7U.htmlsi=4a9BjUfgXpquLJAC

Yes :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks mam🙏

Yes :)

If you have dry to normal combination skin, use the Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. If your skin is normal to oily combination, opt for the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser.

Are you rinsing it off properly? It sounds like you might not be doing so. Are you using it as demonstrated in the video? Also, do you use any other skincare products?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I think so. After cleansing i layer with cosrx propolis synergy toner along with cosrx snail mucin and cetaphil moisturizer

@@rb20898 Do you apply these products to 'damp' skin? Also, how much do you use of them?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial sometimes and sometimes not. But after applying the cleanser and rinsing off my skin feels dry

@@rb20898 After cleansing, it's important to pat off the excess water drops from the skin to avoid layering issues and a dry or tight feeling. However, if the cleanser alone is causing the issue, it's best to stop using it and perhaps revert to your previous cleanser.

water-based

no use this one instead: ru-vid.com3-ZSpswmru8

Hey! 😊 What's your skin type? Since when do you experience flaking? Where do you experience flaking, and what skincare products are you currently using?

​@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I've been thinking about starting my skincare routine, so I haven't used any skincare products on my face. The flaking started on my scalp and then began to appear on my face, specifically on my eyebrows, cheeks, and near my nose.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial For skin type, im not sure but since it is flaky I'll assume that my skin type is dry

@@maax1966 I recommend visiting a dermatologist because it sounds like it may be eczema or seborrheic dermatitis.

@@maax1966Does it itch and cause redness? You could consider using a salicylic acid-based cleanser, such as CeraVe's Renewing or Smoothing SA cleanser, and alternately use CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser or Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser. For moisturizer, you can choose between CeraVe's lotion or Cetaphil.

It depends on what causes your skin to become sensitive, such as specific ingredients, etc. It may react accordingly.