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Being someone who has quite oily skin finding a good moisturiser can be a minefield at the best of times. Either they are too thick, wayyy to occlusive or just aren’t right for me.
As usual, Cerave comes in light a knight in shining armour and delivers the Facial Moisturising Lotion PM. Not only is it affordable it actually a pretty fantastic formulation.

What is it?
Cerave Facial Moisturising Lotion PM is a nightly moisturiser for normal to dry skin but personally I think it suits all skin types because its a very thin formula but intensely hydrating, thanks to the inclusion of hyaluronic acid.
This moisturiser contains some pretty awesome ingredients considering its classed as “drugstore lower end”

What does it do?
Not only is this a fantastic hydrator Cerave Facial Moisturising Lotion PM it is something much much more. Unlike your regular moisturisers, Cerave have developed their entire line to contain hyaluronic acid (a humectant that draws moisture to itself), niacinamide (this plays an important role in soothing and helping to restore the skin barrier), ceramides 1,3,6-11 (lipids found naturally in skin and are essential in supporting the skin barrier and retaining moisture)
How do you use it?
Apply as the last step of your skincare routine in the PM. When applying you don’t need much as a little goes a long way.

What’s in it? (Ingredients)








Results?
Generally, moisturisers won’t give you massive changes in your skin as they are made to hydrate and moisturise. Obviously your skin will feel more hydrated and if you do have a compromised skin barrier this moisturiser will help to rebuild it.

Where to buy?
You can find the Cerave Facial Moisturising Lotion PM in Boots stores as well as online at lookfantastic.com for £12*
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8 Comments
I have not tried anything from the Cerave range yet, but this ingredient list looks impressive, especially given the price point.
Anne from “Doctor Anne”
It really does amaze me how a brand that is so affordable can have such a impressive iNCI
Ingredients usually aren´t that expensive (exception are peptides), so you usually pay for packaging and branding.
It also looks very impressive because they have listed the ceramides first after the 1% line, which is allowed because below 1% ingredients may be listed in random order. They use SK-influx, only if you would use that mixture undiluted the combined ceramide concentration would be above 1%, so Cetearyl Alcohol is the 1% line here . But it’s a very nice moisturizer with Niacinamide and ceramides. I wonder wether the preservative system is missing from the INCIdecoder list.
You know how much I adore Cerave but have yet to try this. I love that you are honest about it not giving massive changes to the skin other than hydration which is something my dry mature skin needs.
Sounds great and I’m looking forward to trying it. I’ve used a few other cerave products before and had consistently good results with them. Also, ten points for the term ‘skintellectuals’! Love it 🙂
CeraVe facial moisturizing lotion is the best for combination, sensitive, dry and acne prone skin. For anti-aging, it’s hyaluronic acid. It’s quickly absorb feature is most impressive. As I said before, it is holy grail moisturizing lotion for while use.
I bought this oil-free moisturizing lotion supported my dermatologist’s recommendations thanks to my ongoing mild “outbreak” of acne. If you’ve got acne, an oily T-zone, and sensitive skin, you almost certainly participate during a neverending go after the simplest nighttime facial moisturizer.
I tried both Cetaphil and CeraVe; and that i like CeraVe more since it doesn’t cause me escape and it’s no fragrance. Don’t waste your money on high costs creams. CeraVe is that the cheapest on which is out there at Amazon store with price of $12 only.
I tested a couple of different brands from store starting from $10 to $150 in price. The $150 night cream worked great, but not sustainable. I bought this base on the stellar reviews. It works as great like my $150 night cream. CeraVe facial moisturizing lotion price is merely $12 at Amazon store.
Is it fungal acne safe moisturizer???