Beauty

[winamac1]

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@Shanus wrote:

@MercysMom  Cerave is my favorite as well. Give me a tub of that moisturizer any day over anything Philosophy or any other brand offers. Looking forward to seeing the new products. Thanks for the "heads up".

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ITA Shanus.  I think the Cerave is much better than Josie Maran's body cream or Philsophy!  I don't think it feels sticky, and it's more hydrating with no fragrance!!!  I love the body cream!

CVS has it bogo 50% off, but that's not as good of a deal as it is to buy it at Walmart--Walmart is still a bit cheaper.

[cassiem]

I just read that L'Oreal is buying Cerave! I hope they do not change the products. L'Oreal tends to use fragrance in their skin care and one of the things I like about CeraVe is that the products are fragrance-free.

Also, if you go to the CeraVe website there is a $2 coupon for any CeraVe product!

[Funloving]

Oh no.. please tell me you're kidding @cassiem  At this rate companies with the good ingredient decks, no animal testing will be obsolete,  all under large corporate low profit (to them) high profit to us greed-mongers.

I'm another fan, so thanks for the heads up @MercysMom.  I currently use their cleanser after my One Love Organics Oil Cleanser.. & wanted to try more products.

[cassiem]

@Funloving

Unfortunately, not kidding.   If you google it, you'll see lots of news about the sale.

[customerqvc2]

I have been using Cerve for several years after my dermatolgist then and the one I have now both recommended their line.  The cream that comes in the tub is a life saver for people like me who have eczema and rosacea.  Why pay more and Cerave has no perfumes.

Oh, say it isn't so that Cerave has sold to L'Oreal.  Nooooo!

[TY]

I like Cerave including their cleansers and physical sunscreens that have zinc oxide and titanium dioxide. I introduced the face sunscreen to my sister and she likes it too as it does not irritate her eyes when she's exercising outdoors.

[Funloving]

Gentle, healthy & effective ingredients.. what's not to like about Cerave?  I know derms are all over them.  I like that some of their products contain ceramides & hyluronic acid. Being fragrance-free is a HUGE appeal so I agree @cassiem.. that would be my fear of added fragrance too. Lancome/Loreal has some skincare that is so strongly perfumed it's unbelievable- a huge turn-off.   I don't even use certain perfumes anymore due to harmful chemicals which in the US has gone ignored.   We sure don't need them it in our skincare too.  The UK has cracked down & pulled various fragrances and products containing them. 

We have access to some wonderful fragrances without all the chemicals. One of my favorite is LaVanila.   I use their deodorant/antiperspirant too.  Which reminds me, Dermstore is in the midst of 20% off storewide.  Great website with superior customer service.  There's some subject jumping for ya.. 

[MercysMom]

Let's hope that Loreal lives by the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" motto with Cerave. After 55 years on this planet, and trying lots of skin care, I've finally made a committment to a product line and don't want to try anything else.

[Funloving]

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@MercysMom wrote:

Let's hope that Loreal lives by the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" motto with Cerave. After 55 years on this planet, and trying lots of skin care, I've finally made a committment to a product line and don't want to try anything else.

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Hey @MercysMom, I'm so with you on THAT.  I have just a few years on you, but I stopped finding it "fun" to waste money experimenting quite some time ago.

[shoesnbags]

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@winamac1 wrote:

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I have eczema too.   The derms I call on love this line!  I think it's a really good line though I think the foaming cleanser is irritating to my eyes.  I can't use it to remove eye makeup.

@winamac1 I use Cerave Hydrating Cleanser to help remove eye makeup and it hasn't bothered my sensitive eyes. But it's for normal to dry skin. If you have oily skin it probably wouldn't work for you, but I just thought I'd mention it.