Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser.

"For a gentle cleanser, I love something that will remove dirt, oil, makeup, and sunscreen. The CeraVe hydrating cream to foam cleanser is great."

"The CeraVe cream to foam cleanser is one of my two favorites to recommend for rosacea."

"The cream to foam cleanser has kind of been my favorite recently. It feels a lot like the hydrating cleanser when you start, but it lathers a little bit more, so maybe I'm falling victim to the impression that because it's lathering up, it's working."

"I use the CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser, it's great. It does a really good job, if I have a ton of sunscreen on it takes it off really well. It foams up nicely, it's got a good feel to it."

"I recommend the CeraVe Hydrating Cream to Foam Cleanser, which is one of my favorites because it lathers really well."

"This one is still very hydrating, good for normal to dry skin just like the hydrating cleanser, but it lathers a little bit better. It foams up better in my hands and then on my face, and that makes this cleanser better for removing makeup from the skin, so if you tend to have normal to dry skin and you wear makeup, this is a great option. I like the experience of a good lather, so I've actually been using this one more than just about any other cleanser in the CeraVe routine recently."

"I like a gentle cleanser like the CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser. It works really well and it's not going to overdry the skin. At night I really like it because it's designed to also remove makeup if you wear makeup, and it's a great option at a really inexpensive price point."

"I love to recommend mass market brands for cleansing because they work really well and they're not terribly expensive. I really like the hydrating cream to foam cleanser from CeraVe."

"It's no surprise that I like the CeraVe Hydrating Cream to Foam Cleanser. It does a great job of cleansing without being too aggressive on your skin."

"This is definitely one of my go-to cleansers if you want something that's going to do a good job at taking off your sunscreen and your makeup, but it's also going to protect your skin barrier. In your 30s and 40s, over-cleansing is one of the fastest ways to increase your dryness, irritation, and break down your skin barrier, especially if you're using retinoids. So, this cleanser is going to give you that clean feeling without the squeaky-clean stripping feeling. [...] It's going to cleanse without stripping your skin's moisture, which is going to be essential for maintaining the healthy barrier. I think it works really well for all skin types, especially if you have sensitive or dry skin, and it's really gentle and really effective. The key ingredients here are ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and amino acids."

"CeraVe makes a really good cleanser, the hydrating cream to foam cleanser, that not only hydrates your skin but also foams up to remove all that dirt, oil, and sunscreen from your face."

"If you are going to cleanse in the morning something simple like CeraVe's cream to foam cleanser is perfect. It will be hydrating but it will also be foaming to remove any oil that you may have built up over the night or any skincare you applied last night. This is perfect for all skin types because it's gentle but it will also foam up. If you're more on the oily side it will remove the oil. Some of the key ingredients in this cleanser are things like ceramides which will help restore skin barrier and lock in moisture, hyaluronic acid to provide hydration and plump the skin, and amino acids which enhance skin hydration and support its natural repair process."

"If you want if you want like a simpler cleanser, I'll tell you the next one that's going in my shower and it's kind of been going back and forth is this cream to foam cleanser. I love this one. My daughter uses it, too. It's great for eczema. It's great for sensitive skin, any sort of dry, irritated skin, hands, face, body, all of the above."

"I think there is no better compromise in a cleanser out there than the cream to foam cleanser. It's gentle but it's effective and it has like a very nice lather but it's not an irritating lather, it's like a hydrating lather. Huge fan of this, this is now like one of my all-time favorite cleansers I've ever tried. I use this consistently, if I see this on a shelf I'll probably go out of my way to use it even if it's like 11:00 a.m. on a Monday I might wash my face again just to use this cleanser. So it's outstanding. [...] This is my favorite regular cleanser from CeraVe. It's good for pretty much every skin type, you could use it on the face, you could use it on the body, and it uses this special blend of amino acids to create the surfactant effect. What's nice about this is that this product does not contain cocamidopropyl betaine, and cocamidopropyl betaine is the second most common pediatric allergen nowadays and you'll see it in a lot of sensitive skin cleansers but it doesn't have that in the CeraVe products, so it's kind of nice that you know it really is made for sensitive skin in mind."

"The [CeraVe] hydrating cream to foam cleanser as well as a popular one for me."

"Whatever cleanser is certainly fine here. Let's say you use the CeraVe Cream-to-Foam Cleanser."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser is a great cleanser for normal skin. It's super balanced and gentle. I love a lather so it's still carries a lather, it's excellent. I get the little minis and take them out for vacation. It's a consistent cleanser, decent at removing makeup and sunscreen, though it doesn't qualify as your double cleanse."

"A great option is always going to be something like CeraVe's Cream to Foam Cleanser. It leaves a little bit of hydration, it's not over stripping, and it really is going to suit most people's skin types. It's a simple, gentle cleanser, fragrance free, not minty."

"Get a cleanser that's versatile. I like CeraVe's Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser, great for removing makeup and also washing your face. If you have combination skin, dry skin, just a great in-between cleanser for those who have combination skin, meaning oily T-Zone and dry cheeks. [...] I've really liked the CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser. The larger size is [...] 12 fluid ounces and will last you a long time. Use this morning and night."

"I like to use the hydrating cream to foam cleanser because I have combination skin and it feels like a nice balance there. [...] You have amino acids to help with the cleansing. It's a nice go-to cleanser and for people who wear makeup can also use this to remove makeup as well."

"If you have makeup, sunscreen, and you don't really want those actives because you're sensitive or you're allergic to them, CeraVe's Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser is a nice option at the end of the day."

"If you have combination skin, CeraVe makes a nice cream to foam cleanser that removes makeup well. If you have that oily plus dry skin combination where you're oily in the T-Zone and dry in the cheeks, definitely consider their hydrating cream to foam cleanser."

"It could be their cream to foam cleanser, which is great at removing makeup as well."

"Their hydrating cream to foam cleanser is really nice for combination skin like myself where you have an oily T-Zone and dry cheeks."

"The CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser is known to remove oil and makeup very well. It's your water-based cleanser after your oil-based cleanser or micellar water."

"CeraVe Hydrating Cream-to-Foam Cleanser is a good one for oily skin or combination skin. It has amino acid technology plus hyaluronic acid and ceramides. It also has niacinamide, which is vitamin B3 because it helps regulate sebum production, so I like niacinamide in my skincare products. It's a great way to start off the morning if you have really oily skin in the summertime."

"If you have combination skin where you are oily in the T-Zone chin nose forehead and drying the cheeks go with their hydrating cream to foam cleanser"