Dermotologists' Top 5 SkinCare Picks

[NYAngel98]

Dermatologists' Top Skincare PicksFive products the pros love.

If shopping for skincare products leaves your head spinning, you're probably searching for the definitive list of great-skin must-haves. Your search is over! Read on for the top five products recommended by dermatologists:

1. Cetaphil cleanser: This non-soap cleanser is ultra-gentle on all types of skin. Its low lather won't strip away skin's natural oils, and its pure ingredients guarantee no clogged pores or dry patches. Plus, it's fragrance-free.

2. Neutrogena Healthy Skin Face Lotion: With a combination of vitamins A, C, and E, plus gentle alpha-hydroxy acids, this light lotion makes skin glow. It's also available in a delicate-skin formula, and a formula with SPF 15.

3. Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion: Another gentle product, this moisturizer is great for all parts of your body (including your face, since it's non-comedogenic). It also comes in a cream formula for drier skin.

4. Lac-Hydrin 5: For scaly patches, dry-skin bumps, and cracked areas, this potent alpha-hydroxy acid lotion does the trick. It gently exfoliates and moisturizes at the same time. It is also available in prescription-strength through your dermatologist.

5. Renova: A prescription medication, Renova is a more emollient version of Retin-A. It works wonders to clear up adult acne, smooth fine lines, and even out skin tone.

Source Ladies Home Journal

 

[chocobon]

Gr8 Article,Thanx

 

[Leony]

Thanks J!

 

[Maja]

Great article, Thanx for posting!

 

[dentaldee]

thanks for the info

cetaphil has sodium lauryl sulphate in it so I've never tried it......do you girls have any problems with it???

 

[LVA]

thx for the great post.

dentaldee -- my friend got me into cetaphil and i love it

 

[thePinkcess]

I use Cetaphil as a makeup remover. It's really gentle on the eyes and doesn't sting, even when I get some in my eye. I don't use it just as a cleanser because it doesn't leave my skin feeling fresh and clean like I want it to! Hope that helps and thanks for the article!

 

[maryfitz24]

I used cetaphil for a long time. My skin had some breakout so I was trying to use "gentle" products. I read that Sodium Lauryl Sulfate can cause or make acne worse. I stopped using it.

Also, it doesn't remove makeup very well. I had to use a makeup remover and then use the Cetaphil.

It does make my skin very soft and is non-drying on my skin.

 

[vanilla_sky]

Thanks for the info. I love Cetaphil! and now I want to buy Neutrogena lotion.

 

[eightthirty]

Thank you Janelle! Great article! I love Cetaphil!

 

[bluebird26]

It doesnt remove my makeup very well either. I use a different remover before washing my face.

 

[KathrynNicole]

Thanks for sharing, Janelle!

Dee, I can't use it.

 

[kissmewhenicry]

thanks..so far still in love with cetaphil..

 

[NYShopgirl]

thanks for posting!

 

[lovesboxers]

Cetaphil was o.k. for my face (better than proactive) but then I tried aveeno (liquid cleanser) and hated it, then tried the aveeno clear complexion bar and I'm in love.

 

[poca_ini]

Ooh this was helpful, thanks!

 

[frecklesrpretty]

wow, those are really plain, pharmecutical brands, if i used those id spend a lot less money trying new things i pretty packaging. i like seeing the cool bottles in my bathroom though:love5: a bottle of cetaphil can last you about a year

 

[xkatiex]

Thanks for posting this /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> x

 

[Little_Lisa]

Yeah, makes me leary too since I don't see anything beneficial in it but to each his own.

 

[Jennifer]

thanks for posting!