Love, love, love this cleanser. I have been dealing with adult acne for the past year and this is the only cleanser that I use. It is basic and gentle. It kind of smells like baby shampoo. If you have dry skin, you shouldn't use this formula.

when i was little my family took me to the doctor and found out i was allergic to water so i was only aloud to take 2 showers a week i lived off this product.... they have multiple products from bath in a bottle to their amazing lotions it is so worth it to keep your skin so fresh clean and moisturized. even if you have oily skin its still good because it balances your skin out

My dermatologyst recommended me this product. I have been using it daiy for 10 years aprox and I am vey happy with the results.

I use this stuff after I exfoliate. Its so light and clean. It feels like you're cleaning your face with liquid oxygen. That might not make much sense, but that's the best description I could think of. It's a little expensive for me because I'm a cheap-ass, but I think its worth the extra money. Plus it comes in a really large pump action bottle, so it lasts a really long time. I've had mine for almost 6 months. I would definitely buy this again and again. It leaves my face feeling much cleaner than anything else. I've had other facial cleansers that felt like the left a soapy residue, but this just leaves my skin super clean and soft.

I am in love with this product. It does exactly what it says it will. It's not harsh, it cleanses and rinses well, and it just works well in general. I really have to take issue with some of the complaints here. As for the the film it leaves behind, it states on the bottle that it will leave thin film behind to help seal moisture into your skin...it's not an unexpected or unpleasant surprise, if you just read the back label. Also, this cleanser is not intended to remove makeup, it's just meant to cleanse your skin and keep it healthy and good-looking. It doesn't have the "extra stuff" that heavier, more irritating cleansers have, which is the point. You need a makeup remover to effectively remove your makeup, or a heavier cleanser with different properties. I suggest either Pond's Clean Sweep (love it!), or something by Olay, Aveeno, or Dove. I'm not crazy about the price, even though it is a good cleanser, and I wish it came in a pump design to make it more "user-friendly". Despite that, I love it. And lastly, if you have oily skin, this not the product for you. It is intended for people with dry/normal and dry/sensitive skin ONLY. Most of the negative reviews for this cleanser are from people with combination & oily skin. Cetaphil makes a cleanser for you people: Daily Facial Cleanser For Normal to Oily Skin.

Even at 33, my skin is terribly acne prone; this cleanser claims to be non-comedogenic--and truly is, unlike many other cleansers.

It is extremely gentle, slightly more than the regular Cetaphil cleanser, and several dermatologists have recommended it to me.

It does not foam up and create suds, so if that is your preference, this is not for you. But if you want a gentle cleanser that truly cleans your face and leaves it moisturized---but not too much, as I have oily skin---and with no residue or dryness, this one is for you. And there is no annoying scent.

I use it by wetting my face and putting a small amount in my wet hands and gently washing my face and neck. You may use too much in the beginning as it does not react like the cleansers that foam up, but you will adjust in time.

I often use a washcloth or a nylon scrubber when I feel in need of extra exfoliation.

About once a week, depending on my skin, I add some baking soda ssssssss(a bit more than a teaspoon) to the Cetaphil in my palm, mix them together, and get a super exfoliation by by scrubbing softly in circles around my face and neck. I concentrate on the T-zone where I have extra oil and enlarged pores, it helps with both.

That formula is more gentle to my skin than other cleansers with added grit in them, and yet leaves my skin feeling as soft as a baby's, and helps pimples get on their way faster than usual. It also works great on my chapped lips.

Cetaphil can even remove non-waterproof mascara for me, if I have gone light with the amount that day. Don't let the low price fool you--I went through "the pricier the better" phase way too long--this is as good as it gets.

Many drugstores and discount stores sell their own version of Cetaphil. I have tired several when only thatEven at 33, my skin is terribly acne prone; this cleanser claims to be non-comedogenic--and truly is, unlike other cleansers.

It is extremely gentle, slightly more than the regular Cetaphil cleanser, and several dermatologists have recommended it to me.

It does not foam up and create suds, so if that is what you like, this is not for you. But if you want a gentle cleanser that truly cleans your face and leaves it moisturized---but not too much, as I have oily skin---with no residue or dryness, this one is for you. And there is no annoying scent.

I use it by wetting my face and putting a small amount in my wet hands and gently washing my face and neck. You may use too much in the beginning as it does not react like the cleansers that foam up, but you will adjust in time.

I often use a washcloth or a nylon scrubber when I feel in need of extra exfoliation.

About once a week, depending on my skin, I some baking soda(a bit more than a teaspoon) to the Cetaphil in my palm, mix them together, and get a super exfoliation by by scrubbing softly in circles around my face and neck. I concentrate on the T-zone where I have extra oil and enlarged pores, it helps with both.

That formula is more gentle to my skin than other cleansers with added grit in them, and yet leaves my skin feeling as soft as a baby's, and helps pimples get on their way faster than usual. It also works great on my chapped lips.

It also removes non-waterproof mascara for me. Don't let the low price fool you--I went through the pricier the better phase way too long--this is as good as it gets.

Many drugstores and discount stores sell their own version of Cetaphil, I have tired several of them when the brand was sold out. Most were quite good, better than more costly cleansers, but the two or three extra dollars is worth it for the real thing.

was available and most were quite good, better than more costly cleansers, but the two or three extra dollars is worth it for the real thing.

I absolutely love Cetaphil! I seriously don't know what I would do without this brand, especially this cleanser. It is by far the best product I have EVER used. I have very sensitive skin on my face as well as rosacea and this is the only thing that makes my rosacea look less red, while other cleansers just aggravate it and make usually end up making it more red! I use this to remove makeup and it works just fine. You can also leave it on or rinse it off, it is a very gentle, easy and amazing product! There's nothing to loose, so definitely try Cetaphil if you are looking for a great, gentle cleanser. The only problem is it doesn't do the greatest job at removing mascara/eyeliner, but I still think very highly of this cleanser!

This was very gentle on my face. I works well for removing makeup. I use it in the shower and it removes even my toughest eyeliner.

I love this cleanser. My dermatologist only reccomends Cetaphil and Purpose, and for good reason. This cleanser is so easy to use. You don't even need to use water with it if you don't want to. It makes my skin feel so good and my face glows when I use it. It's the most gentle cleanser I've ever used. And my skin never breaks out when I use it. And I hardly need any moisturizer either, or make-up for that matter. I absolutely love this cleanser.

I love Cetaphil wash and lotion. They're refreshing for my skin and don't cause any irritation. My dermatologist also recommended it, since it's great for sensitive and breakout-prone skin. I've found that the generic brands work just as well, and are a couple bucks cheaper.