CetaphilCream to Foam Face Wash, Hydrating Foaming Cream Cleanser, 8 oz, For Normal to Dry, Sensitive Skin, with Soothing Prebiotic Aloe, Hypoallergenic, Fragrance Free

I love this cleanser! It has a creamy texture at first and then it foams up. It is gentle and works quite well for all skin types, including my combination skin. It is fragrance free and has great dermatologist recommended ingredients.

Great face cream that does not irritate the skin, leaves skin feeling great, and cleans off all dirt, etc. will continue to buy.

I’ve been using this cleanser for my child who has sensitive skin, and it has worked well so far. The cream-to-foam texture is mild and doesn’t cause any redness or dryness after washing. I also like that it’s fragrance free and hypoallergenic, which makes it feel safer for daily use. The large pump bottle is convenient, though it does take a bit more rinsing compared to lighter cleansers. Overall, it’s a gentle and reliable option for kids with delicate skin.

I am in love with how this feels on my skin! It bubbles up nicely and makes my skin feel so soft and hydrated. I have recently gotten into double cleansing to get my makeup and sunscreen off first. The second layer is sooo silky and nice. I will absolutely buy this again and this is only my second night using it!

The good= It's a great hand cleaner, not sticky, smooth application, washes off as expected.The not so good= Where's the foam? Only foam this generates is the same bubbles you get when using a typical bar soap.

I like that this cleanser comes in two sizes-the big 16 oz. size which lasts quite awhile and an 8 oz. size that is good for travel, like road trips and overnight stays (it is easier to pack than the large size). If you are new to this cleanser you might consider purchasing the 8 oz size until you know how your skin will respond, tolerate the cleanser or react. Should the cleanser work out you can always purchase a larger size later. This is a white creamy lotion type cleanser. It states foaming cream cleanser on the bottle but foaming is left to interpretation. It isn't a real sudsy type lather more like a creamy emulsion that covers the skin. It contains glycerin and aloe that are supposed to help hydrate. I still use some type of moisturizer after cleansing. Of course it is entirely up to you what to use after cleansing-different skin types have different needs or requirements. As for makeup removal I prefer to use micellar water or a makeup tissue to remove most of my makeup (when I wear it) prior to cleansing, so the cleanser doesn't have so much makeup to break down. By removing most of my makeup first the cleanser can get to my skin better and remove pore clogging debris better--plus I don't have a gunky layer of cleanser and dissolving makeup on my face. It doesn't remove long wearing transfer resistant lipstick that well-I use vaseline or cold cream and smear on my lips then remove with a tissue prior to cleansing. I have older, mature skin and this cleaner is suggested for dry to normal skin and I have had no difficulty using it, although rate of response, sensitivities and reactions can vary from person to person. You have to be the judge of that. It states it is fragrance-free and I am sensitive to smells as I have nasal allergies/rhinitis, it smells rather bland/neutral. I asked my husband for his take on the smell and he responded, "not much." For me it is an economical way to keep my face clean and is paraben and dye-free.

Makes my skin feel clean and soft without drying it out.

I haven't used this yet But I know how it works, as I picked up a couple samples at the dermatologist's office. This is gentle but thorough, & leaves my skin feeling supple & with less obvious redness in spots. It does actually foam, which is the kind of cleanser I prefer. Others say sudsing, but they don't. I highly recommend Cetaphil foaming cleanser.