Eucerin

I normally don’t like cleansers meant for sensitive skin because I don’t feel like they do a good job getting my face clean. This one is actually one of the exceptions. Yes, I still had to use a toner afterward to make sure every bit of makeup was off. But it did clean my face well. But I can’t say it was perfect. I broke out horribly on my forehead while using this. I’m starting to find that cleansers meant for normal or dry just work better on my skin. Another thing I want to mention is that this cleanser is not hydrating in the slightest. Still I f I needed a cleanser and this was available I would purchase it again. It’s cheap and does the job.

Don't know how it took me this long but only recently discovered this cream ... I use this only for my body but man it's a lifesaver to lock in moisture and heal ulta-dry skin during the winter. It's EXTREMELY thick so honestly not the best sensory experience, but it certainly does a killer job of moisturizing my skin when I need it the most.

I battle with eczema (especially on my hands) and my doctor recommended this to me. Wow! What a difference it has made. Although it is a bit greasy, it provides immediate relief and my skin feels soothed/no longer itchy. When my flares are terrible, I'll wash my hands with Cetaphil cleanser and moisturise in between washes, with this lotion. For the most part, I use it on my hands in the evenings to nourish my hands and relieve my dry skin (during eczema flare-ups). I have tried it under my arms too, to combat eczema, but have ended up with breakouts as it's possibly too rich. However, highly recommend to anyone that struggles with red, dry, inflamed or flakey skin. Pros - Fragrance-free - Rich cream (I believe it treats the skin's lipid barrier) providing instant results - Well-priced [I am unaware of other Urea products...] Cons - Greasy texture, I'll willingly forfeit for a product that works!