CETAPHIL Redness Relieving Daily Facial Moisturizer SPF 40, 1.7 fl oz, Broad ...

I have rosacea type 2 skin and I've purchased this Cetaphil Redness Relieving moisturizer with spf three times. This is my third purchase. I use it daily in the morning .I've tried and wanted to try other sunscreens, but I keep coming back to this one because it has never caused flare-ups or acne in my skin. This product is really non comedogenic. I won't say it has reduced redness, but it does provide coverage, which is a big plus for rosacea-prone skin. The texture is light and creamy and spreads easily and adjusts to the skin tone. It does not cause burning or stinging.It sits well under makeup and gives natural glow. I would recommend this sunscreen for people with rosacea type 2.

This is exactly as described, lightweight, and nice coverage.

I am using this moisturizer at the direction of my dermatologist in conjunction with desanide (prescription topical steroid) and nutraseb (prescription topical cream for dermatitis) due to some sort of crazy allergic reaction I'm having. I swear by K beauty so I was not happy to have to scrap my entire routine but this stuff is actually decent. I didn't realize it had a tint and honestly, if it weren't summer, I don't think I could get away with it as I'm pretty fair skinned, but it's fine. My skin is insanely sensitive and almost everything I put on it that I'm not used to or haven't thoroughly researched and vetted tends to feel like I'm slathering acid on my face, but this doesn't bother it at all. The tint is pretty even, but again, not my skin tone. I don't imagine that the one and only tint it comes in will work for most people as a staple unless it just so happens to be your skin tone. That said it does a good job of moisturizing. My skin tends to be really dry and I haven't had that issue since I started using this. One thing about it that really, really sucks is that it's making my skin insanely oily. Like, shiny, glowing, REALLY oily, which has never been a skin issue for me - ever. On the bright side, my skin isn't irritated by it and it seems to be pretty moisturized (which is odd because usually oily skin = dry skin but when I wash it off my skin feels good and not dry) Minus the oily issue and the tint, this is a decent moisturizer and it's definitely okay for sensitive skin.

I wouldn't say this is a miracle at getting rid of redness, but the tint does seem effective in reducing the redness on my face. The texture is sort of strange - closer to a foundation than to lotion. Be careful what you touch after applying (wash your hands). I was concerned this was going to drip and stain a white shirt I was wearing when I ended up sweating, but it seems that after it is dry on your face, the color doesn't come off like makeup can. Which is great. When this is on, you feel it if you touch your face at all for like 8 hours after. That said, wearing it daily has improved the overall/ongoing moisture of my face. I really appreciate that it has a little pump. One pump seems like a tiny amount, but it may be all that you need.

I bought this because a dermatologist recommended it for rosacea. When I first pumped the product into my hand, I didn’t think it was going to match my skin shade (I’m very fair). But after I rubbed it in, it looks like I’m wearing the perfect shade of foundation. It feels light and doesn’t sting my skin. It absorbs beautifully and is not greasy at all. I don’t need to put on color corrector after putting this on, like I do with my other moisturizers! However, by the end of the day, my skin looked orange and the moisturizer had settled into my pores. This may be because my face is extremely dry.

I’ve been using this moisturizer daily, especially on workdays when I want something light and fuss-free without breaking the bank on expensive makeup. It’s perfect for my rosacea-prone skin because it’s gentle and actually helps calm redness instead of irritating it. The neutral tint is subtle but effective it evens out my skin tone just enough to reduce visible redness without feeling cakey or heavy like foundation. The broad-spectrum SPF 40 gives me great sun protection, which is essential for sensitive, redness-prone skin like mine. I love how it feels hydrating but not greasy, making it ideal for everyday use, especially under makeup or on its own for a natural look. Overall, it’s a fantastic budget-friendly option for rosacea sufferers who want light coverage and sun protection without the hassle of full makeup

This stuff is highly tinted. It requires makeup over the top of it or my skin looks weird. I couldn't even get a fully normal look after makeup, though, due to how strong the color is and because the lotion dried out my face instead of moisturizing it. It does not go on smoothly - it is like trying to spread molasses. It stains everything and is hard to get off your hands. I can't tell whether it does anything for the redness because I will not use it again. It is awful. Clinique's redness lotion (not the tinted base) and Thank Me Later's color correcting primer don't have SPF and are more expensive, but it is a way better option for reducing redness as well as moisturizing without being a pain to apply.

While I haven't been properly diagnosed, I suspect that I do have rosacea on my cheek areas given that they're always red, and if I use any type of product with fragrance, it burns (yay for sensitive skin!!). I decided to try this product because of the redness relieving properties. It's frustrating having to wear full-coverage foundation (and color corrector if I feel so inclined) just to cover up the discoloration, so I figured a product like this might actually help. And it does!! I'm really impressed with how this applies. While I'm generally not into products that have a tint to them (as it usually means that many different skin tones are excluded from using it) I find that it blends seamlessly into my skin, and it doesn't actually apply like a BB cream - meaning, I don't notice that it adds any color to my face despite this product having a tint to it. Then again, that may just be me. The product is super lightweight. I only need one pump to cover my entire face, and instantly, I can tell that the redness is calmed after application. I've noticed how much it helps me with applying my foundation because I don't have to use as much, or I can use something significantly more lightweight and not have to worry about redness showing through. One downside I will say about this product (which isn't necessarily a downside, but something to be cautious of), is if you have dry skin, this will NOT be enough of a moisturizer on its own. I do my best to make sure my skin is fully moisturized at night so that when I wake up in the morning to use this product, I don't need to apply any other moisturizer, but there are times when I can tell my skin just needs something more. So what I do is apply another fragrance-free moisturizer in the morning (I like the Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream; it comes in a huge tub), let that sink in first and then I'll apply this product - it still works wonders, and I get the moisture I need. I also go on top of it with the Eucerin Daily Protection Face Lotion Broad Spectrum SPF 30 for added SPF protection as I feel that the 20 from this product isn't enough. If you have oily skin, I'm sure you could get away with using this product on its own as a moisturizer, but with dry skin, I do think you'll need something else to go along with it (which I knew going into it. I've had dry skin my whole life, so I just know that lightweight moisturizers will never be enough regardless). This will definitely be a product I repurchase. I'm so glad I found it, and I really do think it's a product worth checking out.

Bin sehr zufrieden, nehme diese Creme schon sehr lange und bestelle sie immer nach. Zieht gut ein, mit leichter Tönung und lässt sich sehr gut auftragen und verteilen.

This is the only sunscreen gentle enough and not super oily so as to not clog my pores, while still giving a decent tint to minimise (of course, not completely cover) some of the redness from acne spots and scars. The best part is that the ingredient list is minimal and effective. No unnecessary essential oils, extracts, fragrance, niacinamide (yes, people with sensitive and sensitized skin can react badly to niacinamide and even HA, and unfortunately they are being squeezed into every product out there now) which helps ensure that chances of irritation are reduced as well. I tried the spf20 version and loved it, and then struggled for quite a while to find a decent replacement when that became unavailable on amazon. This spf40 version is just as great, with the added benefit of a higher spf. It also contains caffeine, which reduces inflammation and serves as an antioxidant as well. The price was in an acceptable range at the time of my purchase as I forego products with unnecessary price hikes. I wish this were also available in pharmacies across the UAE too, to avoid potential dupes being sold. The tint works well on me (I have fair-medium, olive-toned skin). If your skin is very fair, dusky, or on the darker side, then do a patch test to see if you are able to blend it in or you might have to use your foundation to correct/cover over it. I have combination, sensitive, acne-prone skin, and this product works amazingly well for me. If your skin is on the drier side, then definitely use a moisturizer before going in with this. Again, patch test to see what works for you, but this is a very good product to try out!

I realised this was tinted but assumed it would still be a light cream given Cetaphil is well known for skin products for sensitive skins. The cream is noticeably thicker than normal face moisturisers and feels a little sticky on my skin. This is made worse by the fact I live in the tropics (~30C and high humidity) and for me a heavy cream is out of the question in my hot climate in which I inevitably sweat a little. Perhaps because of sweat mixing with the cream, my skin started to itch (albeit no redness or anything like that). On day two I bought the normal Cetaphil SPG15 day moisturiser (non redness preventing) and instantly my skin is relieved and doesn't feel sticky. I understand some people may prefer to have a cream that doubles as a concealer (that's what this is) but I reckon there's a good chance the tint isn't quite right for your skin and ends up looking a little unnatural anyway. Surely you are better off using a normal moisturiser and a little foundation (the right tint for your skin) on top, if that's what you want. Overall, I don't recommend this for anyone. Yes Cetaphil makes great products, but I think best avoid this one.

Crema color piel que ayuda a cubrir imperfecciones

Scent free, lightly covering cream, feels smooth and hydrating. Colour is on the peach side for my skin; I would prefer something a little more beige/neutral, however it gives a great base and I can use less foundation cover. Arrived as promised in record time!