Three years ago I had a major breakout episode and my dermatologist recommended this cleanser. I have not used another facial cleanser since. This is not the cheapest drugstore cleanser but still cheaper that the high end cleaners I used before so I'm definitely staying with this one.

I use the Cetaphil Oily skin cleanser which is recommended by dermatologists for use on oily, combination or acne-prone skin requiring special attention. It is clinically proven to gently wash away, with its gentle foaming action, excess surface oils, dirt, skin debris and make-up, all of which can clog your pores and lead to breakouts. This cleanser is soap-free, and it is non-comedogenic so it won't clog pores.

I use this to cleanse my face every morning before I put on makeup and in the evening to wash off all the makeup in one easy go. No need to scrub, just wet your face, apply a small amount of the product on your hands, rub gently over face and rinse. It doesn't have a scent. This is the perfect no-fuss cleanser!

Because winters in Namibia can get very cold and I feel like my skin gets too dry, I switch up the Oily Skin Cleanser for the Gentle Cleansing Lotion, which is a mild, non-irritating formulation that soothes skin as it cleans. Designed specifically to work for all skin types.

I started using this when I started breaking out frequently. It's smells like medicine but applies well. It doesn't foam up but only a little is needed. I felt as though it cleaned out my pores and did a great job at removing left over makeup.

It calmed my breakouts and my skin felt smoother and refreshed after use. This didn;t necessarily prevent breakouts/acne but it did help control it. My usually oily skin was more manageable. My skin didn't get so oily throughout the day.

This does dry out the skin (just a little bit) so I suggest using a moisturiser afterwards.

A little back to story to me discovering Cetaphil:
I used Cetaphil, the oily range, while i was on Oratane to help with my oily skin. I've been having a battle with acne since I was about 17. It happened out of nowhere, I never really had majorly problem skin and then one day I broke out really bad and since then I've been struggling to get rid of acne. I decided to a dermatologist who prescribed me Oratane and with this I used Cetaphil as my skin routine everyday.

Cetaphil is really brilliant for shine control on your forehead and cheeks which is where i struggled with acne. Cetaphil is quite pricey but you definitely get what you paying for. I'd highly recommend this product to someone with oily skin.

After washing your face its feels dry but also really smooth, you get a moisturizer as well so definitely use that after cleansing your face to alleviate the dry feeling.

Hi

As far as I can remember I suffered from acne and blemish skin. There wasn't a day that I would pray for something, just something to clear my skin. I have tried everything on the market - I mean everything! From home remedies, to pills, to creams and even things that I can't even spell (everything). Products that I have used either made my skin dry, feeling tight, or my skin was either too sensitive or too severe.

People always said it's because you don't cleans your skin properly, you don't drink enough water.... and the list goes on....

Have you ever wondered that the most flashy looking product always sells best, even though it doesn't work.
What I have learnt is that the products that do work (I mean really do work) are the products that resemble medical care.... and this is Cetaphil, mild and soft cleanser for your skin.

At the end of the day I sit with the most oiliest skin on earth. During the course of the day I have to pat my face with a tissue, to get rid of excess oily areas.
Since I used Cetaphil, I mean from day 1 - it doesn't leave your skin feeling dry or tight. There are some nights that I don't feel I need to moisturize, because it feels so soft and smooth.

My skin being sensitive and all, the Cetaphil formula is not harsh as other facial cleansers. The soft sent is mild and suttle.

I will definitely be buying Cetaphil products as they really do work.

Thanks :)