I used cetaphil before zapzyt and it works okay but is way to much for what it does it takes weeks to clear up your skin if you have mild acne/

I have struggled with acne for about 6 years now. Well actually, it's pretty much under control now that I'm using prescription Benzaclin. Benzaclin is very strong, so I need a nice gentle cleanser that won't cause any irritation to my skin and will just do it's job- cleanse! I have been using Cetaphil religiously for about a year and it's worked perfectly for the purpose that I require.
My face does not feel at all tight after cleansing, as if it has been stripped of moisture. It does not get irritated. It has not caused any breakouts or reactions. It just makes my skin feel clean. Also, I feel like this cleanser would work for any type of skin because it balances it out quite nicely. I know a ton of people who use it and we all have different skin types, from dry to super oily.
Obviously, this cleanser has worked well for me, but I think I will be moving on to a more natural alternative. I've been doing some research into skin care chemicals and Cetaphil contains quite a few that are supposed to be damaging. If you are someone who doesn't believe in going natural and researching chemicals and all, and you just want a reasonably priced, effective cleanser, go for it!

Since my skin is sensitive and combination, Cetaphil is great because it's a gentle cleanser and has no scent. I see it in Instyle Magazine all the time as a top cleanser - used by celebrities as well.

This stuff takes makeup off beautifully and cleanses gently without drying out my skin. It's cheap and easy to use - I love it.