***Why I want the product*** My last cleanser Quinoderm Facial Wash although a good cleanser for skin that is prone to spots stopped working after a while for me but I continued to use it, mostly because I knew it did not irritate my skin, I felt it cleaned my skin well and it was cheap so I kept with it. That was until I noticed my skin getting more sensitive to products that I realised I needed to change brands, Quinoderm for example after I cleansed my face I would be red afterwards. I thought about going back to Avene Extremely Gentle Cleanser but as always I fancied a change but knew I needed something that is still gentle with little ingredients as possible. ...  Read the complete review

Having temperamental dry sensitive skin means I have a variety of skin products floating around the bathroom and one of them is Cetaphil skin cleanser. This skin cleanser is just like the facial washes other women use except it doesn't have any fragrance and is soap free so it's suitable for skin like mine. Cetaphil is often recommended by dermatologists for problem skin because it is soap free, ph balanced and moisturising. It is gentle enough to use on babies and damaged skin so for people with dry skin it is a good all-rounder. Cetaphil however isn't cheap and my 250ml bottle cost me in the region of £10 but I notice Amazon have an offer on ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser for quite a while now. When first purchasing this cleanser the reason I bought it was because it's soap and fragrance free, advertising as ideal for dry and sensitive skin, which I have. Another reason I bought this cleanser was because I wanted to able to clean out my pores and remove any blackheads I had without causing them to get clogged. I tried numerous products and methods yet always seem to have some. I noticed many recommendations for this cleanser to help remove them which made me go out and purchase it. The packaging of the product isn't anything special, to be honest if I was browsing around the store ...  Read the complete review

Awhile ago when my skin got irritated and broke out very badly from something I don't really know. I have combination skin so I get acne here and there but that was the worst time ever. After 2 weeks, the pimples didn't go anywhere. My skin is very sensitive and I'd tried so many things before. I did a lot research and ended up buying Cetaphil. The problem is it is not available in stores in the UK so you have to get it online. I got it from Amazon. The small one contains 200ml and costs 5.99. It clearly isn't the cheapest thing in the market but for the result, it's so worth the money. The bottle looks medical, no fancy packaging. The cleanser ...  Read the complete review