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Cerave moisturisers are the best for sensitive skin.The formulation contains high quality ingredients which are present in high end brands priced extravagantly.At a very moderate price,Cerave offers the best quality skincare .It contains ceramide,hyaluronic acid, niacinamide –all anti-ageing ingredients with proven efficiency.With first use itself,one can notice tremendous improvement in skin texture ,fine lines,pigmentation and dryness.
With all the goodness it is a very gentle formula with no fragrance (fragrance is a major skin irritant found in many products meant for sensitive skin),doesn’t feel oily at all,gets absorbed quickly to give a matte finish .But it works wonders on the skin.My skin feels plump ,rehydrated and restored
I have dry,sensitive skin with seasonal acne ,seborrheic dermatitis and rosacea.
Any kind of trigger ingredient is picked up by my skin in seconds and cerave is the only product thta has worked consistently at keeping of all my skin conditions for >2 years now.Will continue to use it forever.

Moisturisers for sensitive i have used earlier
cetaphil– very basic ,does not work on very dry skin,ni high quality ingredients other than hyaluronic acid.
Neutogena- no anti ageing ingredient,irriatated skin, did not work in winters (very dry skin),had to be reappiled again and again
Body shop- full of fragrance
Vichy aqualia thermale– not very hydrating, major content is thermal water which is good individually but rest of the ingredients in the moisturiser are not great.Had to be applied again and again and irritated the skin
La roche posay toleraine – very good moisturiser for flared up dry skin with rosacea but have to be careful with quantity as can cause blocked pores .Very good for healing but no anti-ageing and restorative ingrdients

great product, good for all skin types, but very expensive in India

Not works for sensitive skin it will make your skin even more darker and morning after you woke up it would not show any glow, skin becomes dull and dusky. You feel that before using the product my skin was nice.

I have sensitive skin so my complaint is not that this is a terrible product but that it did not work for my sensitive skin. When I first applied it I thought it might be a good replacement for the recently discontinued nutrgna product. It went on well and seemed to moisturize and smelled fine. But maybe three days later my skin started to break out a little — then alot. And it didn’t stop breaking out for over a week even though I had stopped using this so it definitely made my skin react on a pretty high level. Bummer — but like I said, it seemed fine at first…

I recently tried the CeraVe PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion, and to be honest, I wasn’t very impressed. It’s marketed as a night cream with hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, which sounded promising, but it fell short of my expectations.

First of all, the texture of the lotion is a bit thick and heavy for my liking. It felt greasy on my skin and took a while to fully absorb. I prefer a lighter, more easily absorbed moisturizer, especially for nighttime use.

Additionally, I didn’t notice any significant improvement in my skin after using this product for a few weeks. I had hoped that the hyaluronic acid and niacinamide would help with hydration and skin tone, but I didn’t see any noticeable difference. My skin still felt dry, and I didn’t experience any reduction in redness or blemishes.

The packaging is also a bit inconvenient. It comes in a pump bottle, which can be difficult to control the amount of product dispensed. I often found myself pumping out too much or too little, which was frustrating.

Overall, the CeraVe PM Facial Moisturizing Lotion didn’t live up to the hype for me. While it may work better for some people with different skin types or concerns, it just didn’t provide the results I was hoping for. I’ll be exploring other options for my nighttime skincare routine.