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Even those with normal skin, which does not cause any particular concerns, should build a solid skincare routine. Discover CeraVe’s range of cleansers and moisturisers, all formulated with 3 Essential Ceramides to help maintain and protect the skin’s natural barrier. Lock in moisture and protect against irritants, which is essential for keeping all skin types healthy.

All cleansers

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Key Benefits Skin Types Concerns Texture Key Ingredients
Hydrating Cleanser Key Benefits
  • Supports your protective skin barrier
  • Moisture balance while gently removing dirt, oil and makeup without leaving skin tight or dry
Skin Types Normal to Dry Skin Concerns All Skin types Texture

Gel

Key Ingredients
AM Facial Daily Moisturising Lotion with SPF 30 Key Benefits
  • Protects against broad spectrum UVA/UVB rays with SPF30, in line with NHS recommendation.
  • Provides continuous hydration through the day for healthy-looking skin and helps restore skin's protective barrier
Skin Types Normal to Dry Concerns Hydration; Sun Protection Texture

Lightweight Lotion

Key Ingredients
Foaming Cleanser Key Benefits
  • Gently refreshes and cleanses skin without clogging pores
Skin Types Blemish-prone Skin Concerns Blemishes Texture

Gel

Key Ingredients
Hydrating Hyaluronic Acid Water Gel Key Benefits
  • Up to 3 days of Plumping Hydration in 3 seconds Hyaluronic Acid + Barrier Booster Technology help lock more moisture in and aggressors out
Skin Types All Skin types Concerns Dry Skin Texture

Gel

Key Ingredients

FAQ

Stay informed on all things skincare and find the answers to top CeraVe questions.

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  • What happens if I don't moisturise my face every day?

    It's important to apply face moisturiser daily, even if your skin is oily or prone to clogged pores. Moisturising can help maintain your skin's moisture levels and prevent extreme dryness or oiliness'both of which can impact the look and feel of your skin. It's a common misconception that those with oily skin should skip moisturiser as a way to 'dry out' their skin. In reality, this may do more harm than good.
    Skipping moisturiser can lead to increased dryness, which, in turn, can cause your skin to overcompensate by producing more oil. Choosing a non-comedogenic moisturiser that's designed for your skin type can help ensure your skin gets the essential moisture it needs without looking shiny or feeling greasy.
  • What should I look for in a face moisturiser?

    Face moisturisers aren't a one-size-fits-all skincare product. The ideal moisturiser for your skin will depend on several factors, such as your skin type and personal preferences. With that said, there are a few things to look for when choosing a face moisturiser for healthy-looking skin. It's also important to look for beneficial hydrating ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, and ceramides (a key component of your skin barrier).
  • When should I use face moisturiser?

    If you want to get the most out of your face moisturiser, you'll need to use it correctly. Moisturisers should generally be applied twice daily as part of a consistent morning and evening skincare routine. They are usually applied after washing your face and applying any serums or targeted treatments (but before applying sunscreen). However, each facial moisturiser will have its own set of instructions, so it's important to read the label carefully and apply as directed.
  • Who should use a facial moisturiser with sunscreen?

    Everyone! Sun protection is a key part of any skincare routine, no matter your skin type or skin tone. For daytime, we recommend using a face moisturiser that includes broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen (or higher) in its formula, such as CeraVe AM Facial Moisturising Lotion. Those with normal to oily skin can also try our Ultra-Light Moisturising Lotion with broad-spectrum SPF 30 sunscreen. If your daytime moisturiser doesn't contain sunscreen, remember to apply a separate face sunscreen following your moisturiser. Sunscreen products should also be reapplied at least every two hours during the day for sun protection, in addition to taking other sun protection measures, like seeking shade and wearing protective clothing.
  • What's the difference between face lotions, gels, and creams?

    Facial moisturisers come in a variety of different texture options, including lotions, creams, and gels. Gel moisturisers, such as CeraVe Ultra-Light Moisturising Gel, tend to be the most lightweight option. These water-based formulas are a popular choice among people with oily, blemish-prone skin or anyone who prefers a refreshing, weightless feel. Face lotions, like CeraVe PM Facial Moisturising Lotion, offer a slightly richer texture than gels, which can be ideal for normal to dry skin types. Lastly, face creams (like CeraVe Skin Renewing Night Cream) are generally the thickest and most intensely moisturising option of the three. They tend to be best suited for dry skin (including seasonal dryness) and mature skin.
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