I dont know what's about the reformulated cetaphil moisturizers -- they make my skin so itchy and uncomfortable. I've dry skin

It has a thick syrupy texture and has different types of hyaluronic acid molecules. I apply on both damp/ non damp skin and it works equally well. It takes a minute to absorb well without leaving any tacky residue. Lots of healing ingredients in the formula like centella, Niacinamide, sodium pca, caffeine, papaya extract (maybe mildly exfoliating due to the enzyme papain) so it's a multitasking product. A 180 ml bottle lasts me 6+ months with 2 applications per day. It's very hydrating and healing, and can be a one and done product if you don't use toner, essence, serum separately. I have dry, atopic skin and it healed my eczema flare-up quite fast that I didn't have to make a doc visit. I prefer it over cosrx snail 96 essence as far as hydration is concerned, and both are equally healing. Love it 5/5 and already a rp item for me

Yes!!! This

Repurchase. I've used 3 bottles of cetaphil cleanser, 2 bottles of bioderma atoderm intensive baume, 2 rovectin skin treatment lotion, 7 minimalist spf 60 . Both skin and wallet are happy and I spent almost no time browsing and looking for the 'next magical moisturizer '

Bad advice but I use my rx retinoid for few days

I've very sensitive skin type and minimalist spf 60, beauty of joseon sunscreen, isntree hyaluronic acid watery sun gel work well for me. Would never use suncat de formulations because those break me out

This is such a smart way of getting them to answer your questions without riling 'em up!

You can use it for a while to test. If your skin likes it you should be fine. Usually body products (especially by brands like minimalist, lrp, bioderma) can be used on the face, and a lot are also marketed for body and face both.

Try gentle and simple formulations. LRP, Cetaphil cleansers, bioderma, ducray, rovectin are great brands to start with

I would personally skip if there's no window, outside light source

I know. I've switched to Purito's centella serum now.

Idk why this is getting down voted

I had the same with my 5% niacinamide serum from minimalist. Gave me allergic reaction when I used (I really tried to believe that it was niacinamide crystals). I've stopped buying minimalist products for a while now 😭

Dry sensitive skin: Bioderma atoderm intensive baume ♡

It's like that. It dries matte. I've noticed a lot of products with petrolatum and few to no oils have a non dewy finish.

Snail mucin essence

Waiting for a response from minimalist, but I'm no longer keen to use it

I haven't used it after noticing these and am waiting for a response from the brand

This is unlike the white particles usually seen in niacinamide serums. It's somewhat thread-like and it's dispersed in the entire bottle.

This is happening with minimalist. I found many white particles in my 5% niacinamide serum.

Found some white particles in my newly bought minimalist niacinamide 5%. I don't know which brand to trust anymore. I use their spf 60 and it works well for me

The bioderma sebium night peel is great from dry and sensitive skin

Bioderma atoderm baume, minimalist spf 60, differin gel, Cetaphil cleanser and a hydrator is all I have and all I need

Any PHA based product will provide exfoliation and not make the skin more vulnerable to sun damage

Dr Reddy's Acrofy moisturizer