Eucerin vs Cetaphil vs CeraVe?

[cransplash]

Is there really any differences b/w the 3? All have been recommended, they're around the same price point... just wasn't sure if there were any differences...

Eucerin: www.drugstore.com/eucerin-original-healing-soothing-repair-creme/qxp16895?catid=182918
Cetaphil: www.drugstore.com/cetaphil-moisturizing-cream-fragrance-free/qxp16818?catid=182945
CeraVe: www.drugstore.com/cerave-moisturizing-cream/qxp162034?catid=182924

[panicked]

Eucerin is THICK. Like, marshmallow fluff consistency.
Cetaphil and Cerave are thinner. I think Cetaphil has more dimethicone in it. Both are good. Usually, I put one on, then spackle the Eucerin on.

[DirtySouth]

I use the CeraVe and Cetaphil moisturizers pretty much interchangeably.

[lafawnduh]

The Cerave cream works really well for my keratosis pilaris and dry skin in general. I have found Eucerin to be too thick and ineffective for the kp or dry skin.

[thejen626]

My DD was bad excema, Cerave is the only thing that works on her skin, and it's amazing. Buy the tub, it's great.

[Deleted]

At least one of the Cetaphill face lotions is a lot thicker than the Cereve AM and PM. It was to greasy for my skin.

[electricmayhem]

I use the CeraVe in the tub for my face, and Eucerin lotion for body. The CeraVe is thick, but my skin is super dry, esp in winter, and it does a great job. I bought it over the other two for face in part based on the cosmetics cop reviews.

[hz80408]

Dec 30, 2013 23:06:46 GMT -5 DirtySouth said:

I use the CeraVe and Cetaphil moisturizers pretty much interchangeably.

Ditto this. My old derm said either would work the same

[cransplash]

I ended up getting Eucerin calming cream last night, and put it on after my shower. It felt so much more moisturized than putting on coconut oil (which is what I had been doing). No continued itchiness, I couldn't believe it.

I am about to put on some CeraVe this morning. Err, this afternoon now!

[denalex]

I would only use Eucerin as a body cream but not on my face at all. Nevertheless, I prefer the CeraVe moisturizing cream for both body and face. It's really good for those who have crepey skin on arms and legs but it also works as a really cheap moisturizer for face. It's a 2-in-1, although there are people who have complained about breakouts after using it. denisapicks.com/cerave-vs-cetaphil/ I would be using the one from Cetaphil as a last resort, if I couldn't find the other two anywhere else.