Dermotologists' Top 5 SkinCare Picks

[SierraWren]

Great article,thank you so much for sharing...I've used Renova for 5 years now and it's my HG in skincare--truly astonishing stuff!

 

[ashi]

thanks for the info

 

[Salope]

Thanks for the article. I currently use Oil of Olay moisturizer with SPF 30 but I think I may have to give the Neutrogena one a try next time I hit Harmon.

How good is Renova? Is it for people who get pimple flare ups but who don't have clinical acne?

 

[PinkRibbons]

Thanks Janelle! My sister used cetaphil and really liked it!

 

[dreeeem]

Thanks for the post. cetaphil not working on much face. I should try neutrogena though.

 

[cuteblondie_57]

thanx for posting! very useful list i'll have to try some of it

 

[Nolee]

I have the Neutrogena lotion with spf 15 and i really like it, very light and moisturizing.

thanks for sharing

 

[kaeisme]

Interesting article!

 

[ElleB]

I second the Neutrogena Healthy Skin face lotion!

 

[amandaaing]

Good article! Thanks for posting it!

 

[kellianne76]

Thanks for the informative post. I like neutrogena products.

 

[beautyaddict]

this is great! thanx for the info!

 

[jessimau]

According to the cosmetic cop's website, there' less than a 1% concentration of sodium lauryl sulfate, so it shouldn't pose too much risk of irritation.

 

[ketsumefan]

yah cetaphil didn't really work for me...

that's probably 'cause i'm not blessed with great skin from the start

but i also heard that Cetaphil does a lot of stuff for lots of dermatologists to get them to promote it so...i'm kinda biased now

maybe i will try it later on in my life when my skin has calmed down

 

[Shamma]

Thankx for posting :g:

 

[ivette]

good info. thanks.

i use cetaphil all the time. i never had a problem with it. i like it because it does not dry

out my skin and also does not aggravate my acne. unfortuantly, it does not take off

makeup that well.