Cetaphil Skincare Range Review

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I was really happy to receive a box full of Cetaphil* skincare to try out recently.  Cetaphil is a range that I have heard about and seen in store, but I have never tried it.  The Cetaphil range of products is gentle, dermalogically tested and pH balanced.
Cetaphil Skincare Range Review
The Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser is fragrance and soap free and can be used with or without water.  It helps dry and sensitive skin retain moisture and is non-irritating.  I really liked using this product as my skin is much drier and a little sensitive now that the cold weather is here.  The cleanser costs £8.99 for 236 ml.

The Cetaphil Body Cream is a long lasting, intense moisturiser that really leaves my skin feeling hydrated and soft all day.  It never leaves skin feeling greasy, just really nourished. Again, this is a product for dry and sensitive skin. It costs £10.09 for 100g.

The Cetaphil Moisturising Hand Cream is one of my favourite products from this range.  It's really thick and creamy and protects my hands from the cold, wet, windy weather we are having. The hand cream is £5.99 for 50ml.

The Cetaphil Daily Defence Moisturiser SPF 50+ provides broad spectrum UVA/B protection for your skin which is important even during the winter months.  It is a lightweight cream that is easily absorbed and does not block pores. This product is £12.99 for 50g.

Finally, the Cetaphil Rich Night Cream is just what my skin needs to replenish it through the night.  I always wake up with soft, comfortable, plumped up skin after using this product.  It's an intensive moisturiser, but doesn't block pores. The night cream is £7.99 for 50g.

All the products mentioned above are fragrance free. This range us available in Boots, Superdrug and Sainsburys.  The prices quoted are from the Superdrug website as they have a buy 1 get 2nd half price offer on at the moment.

Leigh


*I received these products for free but the opinions are my own.

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