Skin got used to this really quickly. A bit too lightweight, almost like just spreading water on your face and body, that doesn't hold moisture in. I think this broke me out on my forehead and eyebrows, not too bad but for sure noticed a difference in these past few years. I would have to reapply often because my skin still felt dry.

Cetearyl Alcohol is CETYLSTEARYL ALCOHOL. and this Is NOT Fungal Acne Safe. I do not know why SkinCarisma would list this product as Fungal acne safe. Do not use Cetaphil face and body lotion if you suffer with fungal acne.

Apparently I cannot submit a review that is under 250 characters? that seems like an unfair rule as not all reviews will need to be an entire paragraph long.

Due to this, I will repeat copy and past what I said above because I believe it is important information for all people suffering with Fungal Acne.

This is not spam.

Cetearyl Alcohol is CETYLSTEARYL ALCOHOL. and this Is NOT Fungal Acne Safe. I do not know why SkinCarisma would list this product as Fungal acne safe. Do not use Cetaphil face and body lotion if you suffer with fungal acne.

Cetearyl Alcohol is CETYLSTEARYL ALCOHOL. and this Is NOT Fungal Acne Safe. I do not know why SkinCarisma would list this product as Fungal acne safe. Do not use Cetaphil face and body lotion if you suffer with fungal acne.

Cetearyl Alcohol is CETYLSTEARYL ALCOHOL. and this Is NOT Fungal Acne Safe. I do not know why SkinCarisma would list this product as Fungal acne safe. Do not use Cetaphil face and body lotion if you suffer with fungal acne.

Cetearyl Alcohol is CETYLSTEARYL ALCOHOL. and this Is NOT Fungal Acne Safe. I do not know why SkinCarisma would list this product as Fungal acne safe. Do not use Cetaphil face and body lotion if you suffer with fungal acne.

I've just started getting into skincare recently. Before all that, I usually just wash my face in the shower and before going to bed and directly apply this lotion onto my entire face and body. No reaction whatsoever.

However, maybe because of lack of sleep and poor diet, I've been breaking out more often. One or two OBVIOUS and sore spots! So I decided to get into skincare. Sometimes I get confused and overwhelmed by all the products that being thrown around on YouTube skincare community. When I get a slight stinging after using a product, I'm in practical denial and simply leave my face be. Even those recommended by the most esteemed from the community, seemed not to work on my face.

Now, if you could only see my face. Well, I won't be showing my face. But I started getting small spots and my face is practically frying under most of the moisturizers I've used. My cheeks are red, inflamed and spotty. One night, I could no longer take the feeling of the stinging sensation I usually force myself to tolerate and washed off all the expensive and recommended products off my face then went back to basic. I went back to this lotion because of my super dry and tightening skin, and what do you know? I don't feel any stinging nor burning sensation. I simply don't get it. Now I'm back to using this, at least for the meantime. I highly recommend this product for sensitive skin such as mine, or ask your dermatologist.

My go to product, for my eczema. It has a mild ingredients and fragrance free. I rarely apply on my face, because of its sticky feeling, I think It doesn't suits Its purpose.Try to apply st night on your arms and legs.Kinda expensive but its worth it.