Best Moisturizer for dry sensitive skin

[klj]

Have you tried CeraVe? It's used in our household and is really good for dry and sensitive skin. They have facial cleansers, lotions and creams. I've seen them mentioned in magazines by actors and make up artists who have dry skin.

http://www.cerave.com/cerave-products/

I agree...LOVE this stuff. Its all I ever buy. The face wash is really good too.

 

[bunnymasseuse]

^face wash IS good, they come in a bar form too for travel, must easier sometimes to manage than a liquid bottle.

I find the moisturizer can be a bit "thin" and I'll need to re-apply later on.

First Aid beauty has been working well, as well as MB's healing and soothing cream or their Calma cream.

 

[Nat]

I recommend Clarins HydraQuench cream

 

[klj]

^face wash IS good, they come in a bar form too for travel, must easier sometimes to manage than a liquid bottle.

I find the moisturizer can be a bit "thin" and I'll need to re-apply later on.

First Aid beauty has been working well, as well as MB's healing and soothing cream or their Calma cream.

Did you buy the tub/cream or the reg. lotion?
I have the cream and don't need to re-apply usually.

 

[thegoreprincess]

I just started using Mario Badescu Glycolic Skin Renewal Complex after trying out a few samples. So far, it has been amazing, both overnight and during the day.

 

[bunnymasseuse]

Did you buy the tub/cream or the reg. lotion?
I have the cream and don't need to re-apply usually.

Regular Lotion I believe, I don't have the tub/cream.

 

[LabelLover81]

I had a dermatologist recommend Cetaphil to me when I first moved to Boston. I wasn't used to the cold weather and my hands and chest were constantly chapped. Cetaphil was the only thing that worked! Also, I like that it's inexpensive and available right at CVS, Wal-Mart, Target, etc.

 

[bunnymasseuse]

^Yeah, I have the cetaphil (?) night moisturizer but I don't find it any more helpful than the CeraVe (unless it's the CeraVe night stuff I'm thinking of...).

 

[agalarowicz]

I had a dermatologist recommend Cetaphil to me when I first moved to Boston. I wasn't used to the cold weather and my hands and chest were constantly chapped. Cetaphil was the only thing that worked! Also, I like that it's inexpensive and available right at CVS, Wal-Mart, Target, etc.

ive used cetaphil on my body for years and love it and havent devoloped allergies (yay!). im using hope in a jar for dry/sensitive skin, which is working well so far