I just bought this new cetaphil oily skin cleaner because of my girlfriend. We’re dating in long distance but she just advised me to use it and it’s been two days I’m using and I feel how smooth and slide my face is becoming. I hope it’ll work well on my face so that I can meet my girlfriend with a nice face on December for the first time here in Dubai. Thanks for the video and I’ve been using right exact of you said my girlfriend said it too🥰.
I got three things to say, thank you so much for making this tutorial helped me out so much, secondly they need to sponsor you lol thirdly, can we appreciate how she takes the time to reply to every comment
I bought that product thinking it was fragrance free like their body wash which is a phenomenal product. I was so upset. Luckily for me they came out with a new fragrance free Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser sold ONLY at Target. I immediately ordered it before they run out of the product.
I just bought this face wash because La Roche Posay gave me some pimples 😩, and thanks for the demonstration Melissa! I I hope this one works for my skin type 😊
@@Andrea00013 Oh! I'm sorry to hear that! I'm currently using that one again, I used to think that it would me broke out too, but so far it is working fine! :)
I hope they also changed the packaging of the Cetaphil Gentle Foaming Cleanser. The pump rarely goes back up when you're already halfway through it.. 😕💕
Hoi Melissa...!!! I've heard many nice comments about the new reformulating of Cetaphil's products.... they seem to have less harsh surfactants!!!... I guess a nice option instead of Cerave. By the way have you used already the new cleansing oil from Cerave?.. I like it...so far... also their micellar water.... now that is getting colder and dry, I tend to reach for more gentle cleansers... AND to answer your question from some time ago... my colleagues don't believe much in sunscreen.... specially now with our short daylight period we have every day... I do reapply at least twice a day....in the bathroom ( during my break).... hahaha, otherwise I get comments 😅. .. I work with a lot of women....of all ages... but none of them wear sunscreen.... people still think that sunscreen is only for a beach day.... then again, the culture here is... if we have a " sunny " day... we rush outside!!!!! Just to enjoy the warmth of the sun???!!!!!... sorry for my next question...but... do you live in Luxembourg or Austria ???? ....😃
Hey Manuel😊 Yes, they have changed the formulation. However, I do not notice much of a difference. It cleanses well, smells good and I like it a lot, just like the old version :) It may make a difference for someone who had issues with the old version and now may have a better experience with it! :) No, I haven't tried Cerave's Oil-Cleanser yet, but I did see it. I will order it and try it if I can! :) I like their Micellar Water a lot, it's gentle and removes makeup easily. Yes, the European/Western culture wants to get a nice tan whenever the sun is out whereas most Asian cultures are the opposite, they want to stay as white as possible and protect their skin with whatever they can! :) I do think that sun protection is important, however, I do not use sunscreen when I'm at home which is most of the time. Yes, I live in Luxembourg, but I'm sometimes in Austria :)
@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial It’s ironic because it was the same in Europe not that long ago. In Asia it’s all about status (not race like promoted by the west, tho depends on the country and wether they where colonized by a former European colonial superpower; England, France, Spain, Netherlands etc), and back in the day in Europe, a tan aka dark skin meant poor aka farmer, as they had to work outside in the burning sun tending their fields etc. While the pale/fair skinned people aka the rich, didn’t have to work, and where mainly inside. Later it changed in Europe, and it’s still a sign of status/health, as a tan means you could afford a vacay somewhere “exotic”. Pale means “unhealthy”. I’m Norwegian and it’s the same here, tho sunscreen has become more popular these days thanks to K-beauty and J-beauty. Personally I didn’t start wearing sunscreen daily until last year and I’m soon 34 years old. Before that, I didn’t wear anything, not even body lotion nor a moisturizer. My white Norwegian mom didn’t that I needed sunscreen due to my skin tone. I’m naturally many shades paler than seen in my thumbnail as that’s my summer tan. I go even darker if not careful, and I hate it. As my undertone is neutral, and I go ashy if too dark, just like poop. I now suffer from Rosacea which makes me appear even darker😭
@@kilipaki87oritahiti Yes, that makes sense. However, it may have changed because of the "globalist" situation that we are currently in. So European countries became much more wealthy, and therefore you do not have it as much anymore. I am not so sure if sunscreen has become so popular, it's mainly in a little "skincare bubble" where people are very excited about it, but when I look at my "real life friends", they do not care about it. But yes, the Asian culture also made me more aware of it, and I think that it is an essential part of taking care of the skin, but I am also not in that camp where I use it inside or just go for a short walk when I am the entire day at home. So anyway, that is everyone's personal choice, and therefore I like to emphasize things whenever I can. Yes, I remember that you told me that already and that you couldn't use any moisturizer except for the Neutrogena Hydro Boost since all the others irritated your skin. So I wonder if that has changed and what are you currently using? 🤔
Please help.. Does this cleanser has fragrance? I heard cetaphil cleanser are fragrance free. coz i bought a small one for trial. It has a very strong fragrance. After using my skin became itchy and red.
They have different versions, and it's available fragrance-free, but not in every country! However, I doubt it's the fragrance that has caused this issue. Maybe you do not tolerate the formulation well, or it's just an initial reaction to the product.
@@farjanatahniat5509 Yes, the other one mentions on the packaging that it does not contain fragrance: www.cetaphil.com/us/products/face/daily-facial-cleanser-fragrance-free/302993927402.html
I’ve got this cleanser and I’ve had one problem with this cleanser. After washing my face with it, I continue my skincare routine by patting my toner into my face. And this cleanser gives my face foamy and I hate it. Do u have this kind of problem and if so, why is it happening?
Hm... Do you properly rinse off the cleanser and then pat the skin dry with a clean towel before applying your toner on top? If not, I recommend doing this to avoid an uncomfortable feeling like dryness or tightness or even skincare pilling.
Hmm, are you referring to flushing (redness all over that does not burn) that goes away after a few minutes, maybe up to half an hour? 🤔 Because it also happened to me with their new gentle skin cleanser. I solved the issue by waiting a few days between each use, and after a few times, it did not occur anymore.
Hi Melissa. I would like your advice on one thing. I have seen your videos on how to use cetaphil daily facial cleanser and the NEW daily facial cleanser. I have the older version cetaphil facial cleanser for normal to oily skin. what I would need your help with is whether to apply it by first moisturizing the face and then using the agent and then rinsing it off just like with the newer versions. I can't really find any description on how to apply it to the face.
I assume you meant wetting the face, so it is a foaming cleanser; therefore, you need to wet your face and hands first. Then bubble it up between your hands and then apply it all over your face/neck, just as I showed in this video :)
@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial OK thanks :). It didn't say anything about that on the packaging. it said just apply and rinse. but cetaphil facial cleanser for normal to oily skin is the same as the one you showed in the video, right? or am I wrong?
Either one of them is great to properly wash your face! However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance).
No, this is a regular cleanser suitable for normal, combination, and oily skin types. However, if you experience breakouts, I recommend addressing factors such as stress, lack of sleep, and diet (consider reducing sugar intake, possibly dairy like milk depending on your area, and avoiding excessive fast food or processed foods) as these can contribute to breakouts.
I haven't tried that, but let me know if it works :P But no, generally, it is used to wash your face. So it helps to remove excess oil, sweat, dirt, water-soluble makeup and sunscreen from the skin. So I recommend following the guide I shared in the video! Don't leave it on the skin. You can also use it in the shower. How to Clean Face in the Shower: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-04wWEa30O5k.html
I've been using Neutrogena Deep Clean Acne Foaming Cleanser and it is fragranced. I've noticed that my upper and lower part of my lips has this dryness and it feels like its swollen but its not. I'm not sure if i have an allergy to its fragrance or in any of its ingredients. And im thinking of trying this Cetaphil, do you think it'll help with my oiliness and pores? I have a Combination Skin plus i can't go to a skin specialist so i hope any of you can respond and help with my problem. Thank you💗
I think the best you can use is a 2% Salicylic Acid cleanser (e.g., The Inkey List, one of my favourites) along with this cleanser, the Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser. So use the daily facial cleanser in the morning and the other in the evening. (or the other way around, you need to test it) Also, there are two versions of daily facial cleanser one is fragrance-free, so you may want to look for that one.
I’m scared to use these facial cleaners. I’m 28 and never had issues with acne and the way I’ve always cleaned my face was with bar soaps. Mainly dove soaps. So I’m scared if I use these it will make me breakout lol.
No I don’t have acne just wanted to start a skin care routine. Just looking for a healthier way to wash my face lol. I bought CeraVe but I’m scared to use it, it’s been sitting in my bathroom for a month lol.
@@coolstory6193 It's the same, but these bottles are just more convenient; therefore, everyone uses them. But the bar soaps are just as effective. I mean, if you pick a good facial bar soap. However, there are, of course, some that are rubbish that dries out the skin, but the same goes for these liquid cleansers.
Hello, I could use this if my skin is sensitive and mixed, and sometimes I get pimples, I tried the eucerin hyaluron cleansing but since it didn't cleanse me well it made me get more pimples and my face looked impure and dirty, then I tried the cerave cream to foam and that one cleaned me but it gave me a rash, I wanted to use the vanicream but I read that it also does the same for me and I don't know if I should try with cetaphil😔
no, it is not an issue. You can use Niacinamide with Glycolic Acid. How long to wait between Glycolic Acid and Niacinamide: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iYjHXm90uLc.html
Well, I think it is best to use the retinol in the evening. However, it is also possible to use it during the day with sunscreen, yes. Just don't confuse your evening and morning routine; sunscreen is only needed during the day.
Hi Melissa, is it okay to use cerave cleanser then use vitamin c serum? I read that there’s niacinamide on the cerave cleanser. Isn’t gonna give any negative reaction with vitamin c? Hope you can respond to this. :)
You can use it to wash your face regularly; however, it's not a cleanser that will treat your acne, unless your acne is caused by dirt or something on the skin surface triggering it. However, I also recommend investigating the root causes of your acne, such as lack of sleep, stress or mental health issues, environmental factors (air & water quality, washing detergent, etc), or your diet (such as consuming too much added sugar, processed food, fast food, or any food intolerance).
One last question is it okay to use a cleanser and a face wash product at a same time when taking a bath? Will you prefer to use cleanser first before face wash or face wash first?
@@youdonknowshiig Any product that can clean your face could be referred to as a 'face wash' or a 'cleanser'. There are no differences because there is no standardized term for this. This means that any company could call their product a face wash or a cleanser. In my experience, these naming conventions are typically used for marketing purposes, as is much of the strategy in this industry.
I have acne pron skin..my skin is oily..But in morning after I wake up my skin is dry.I use my night routine Cerave forming cleanser & ordinary niacinamide serum..can you recommend best cleanser & sunscreen
You can use the same cleanser in the morning. Have a look at Cerave's AM Ultra Light Moisturizing Lotion with SPF or Cetaphil's Dermacontrol moisturiser with SPF :)
This new formula is just bad, my skin literally burn and turn red when I use this new formula. Please tell me they're planning to bring the old formula back😭😭😭, I really love that one.
No, but how long have you been using it? Because I had the same experience at the beginning (first few days). And is there anything else that you are using?
@@robertlycoudes So, give your skin time to adjust to it. Or if it still causes redness, stop using it for a few days and then try it again. I had the same issue but now everything is fine.
@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial It's alright, I'm a new subscriber from Philippines and after I use Cetaphil, I put Beta-carotene cream on my face day and night. Thanks a lot, God Bless
@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial But I have a question, Lately I have been suffering of Acne and Dark spots/scars and My question is Can Cetaphil can remove my Dark spots? Thanks 👍
@@trolly_boom9309 Well, the new version of Cetaphil's Daily Facial Cleanser contains Niacinamide, which technically should help. However, I'm not sure how effective Niacinamide is in a cleanser, nor do I know a %. So, it may be best to use add a Salicylic Acid exfoliant and/or Niacinamide serum to your routine.
"Can I use Cetaphil products if I'm pregnant? As Cetaphil® products have not been clinically tested specifically on pregnant women, please speak to your healthcare professional about whether or not you should use any Cetaphil product during pregnancy."
hello i would like an opinion about skin care routine on dry skin for example Cleanser: The Ordinary - Squalane Cleanser Toner: Dermalogica - Antioxidant Hydramist Exfoliate: The Ordinary - Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution Serum : The Ordinary - HYALURONIC ACID 2% + B5 Serum 2: The Ordinary - Granactive Retinoid 2% In Squalene Moisturiser: The Ordinary - Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA I was wondering if you could help with youre opinion and advice on my routine and if j should change or add things to it please ❤️❤️❤️
Hey! :) Overall, the products that you have picked look good! :) Make sure to adjust the frequency of Glycolic Acid, start off by using it 2-3 times per week. If sensitivity should occur reduce the frequency of Glycolic Acid and/or Granactive Retinoid. Try it, let me know how it goes! :)
It is, however best would be a Salicylic Acid cleanser. For example The Inkey List Salicylic Acid cleanser, or their new "Cetaphil Acne Face Wash", but it's always out of stock 😞
