I know I'm late to the party but isn't CeraVe brilliant?

[MrsPelligrinoPetrichor]

Seriously , I can't believe how good it is. I've been using it for about 8 weeks and it's transformed my skin.

I read a post of here about how it's got ceramides in it and that's why it's so good ( will have to Google what that are!)

My rosacea has practically gone,no dryness or flakiness any more ,it's a bloody miracle

I'm sold!

I just bought the foaming cleanser, moisturiser and under eye cream for £24 on look fantastic, free sample inc too. Looking forward to trying this

I love the smoothing cleanser.

I have a boots voucher so would be interested in some recommendations if anyone would mind, I have dry/sensitive skin that seems to have lost all its 'glow'. 😩

What do you use at the moment, indecent?

its on 3 for 2 in Boots

Love Cerave cleanser! I use the cleanser and then slather on Drunk Elephant protini moisteriser. My skin has never looked or felt better.

Which product are you using please op?

I have been using the hydrating cleanser BUT when I first used it ,it was stingy. After two weeks using CeraVe cream I tried again and it's lovely. I think maybe my skin barrier has got better so can tolerate it?

I use the cream in a tube for extra dry skin for my face.

The tub and lotion for my body.

Just ordered the eye cream as might as well go the whole hog

www.lookfantastic.com/cerave-hydrating-cleanser-236ml/11798700.html

www.lookfantastic.com/cerave-moisturising-cream-50ml/11798694.html

How is it pronounced Se rah vee?

I've been using face wash and night cream for about a month and haven't noticed any difference whatsoever

Sounds great.

I bought the hydrating cleanser for dd who has dry skin and eczema and I gave it a try myself. I love it. My skin is looking better than it has for ages. It is gentle enough for dd too.

I was calling it ser-av in my head for ages but I call it sera-vee now - I think the woman in the chemist called it that.

Interesting- I thought it was pretty uneventful for the price and a bit chemically. No better than a decent double cleanse for me followed by some Avenue or Eucerin face cream which is brill for dry skin .

I'll try the hydrating cleanser again. Using Avene extremely gentle cleanser at the moment which is bliss but it is more expensive.

I have used Eucerin buy this is tons better for my skin. It's only in the last couple of weeks I've really noticed a serious difference, the redness has reduced by about 80% I'd say and much less reactive to cold/ hot,again possible due to having a better skin barrier now?

Could anyone tell me if they do any products that would help clear 35 year old skin with acne, red patches AND signs of ageing?? I'm quite desperate and have never heard of this brand before.

Tbh I don't think anything helps with ageing.

Ceramides are lipid molecules found in high concentrations within cell membranes in the upper layer of the skin. They hold skin cells together, forming a protective layer that plumps the skin and holds moisture. They also act as a barrier against bacteria and environmental pollutants

Just googled

Ballache, what do you use now?
Standard advice is oil cleanser at night, followed by gentle cleanser, exfoliating acid one night, retinol another night, oil if dry, moisturise.

In the morning use water or gentle cleanser, vitamin C, moisturise and a stand alone broad spectrum sunscreen at least spf30.

@Apileofballyhoo I've been recently trying the Tropic range as I read a lot of good things but absolutely no change. I've tried many many things over the years and just feel destined to being a pensioner with acne at this point

My face would fall off if I used all that on my face

Maybe get a small tube Ball and see how you get on along with the wash. Then it's not much of an outlay if it doesn't suit. I think I got my small tube from Look Fantastic as they do one for £4 and then I got a bigger one later.