Older woman seeking hypoallergenic moisturizer

[Anonymous]

I use Cetaphil during the day and CeraVe at night. I use the creams because I have dry skin; I also have sensitive skin, and neither one bothers me (I also don’t like scents).

[Anonymous]

OP here.
Have been using LRP eye lotion, Dr Rodgers lotion, and a bit of Dr Rodgers cream around my mouth. I never smoked but must have resting btch face with pursed lips.
I like this combo. Non irritating, look pretty good!
Thanks all.

[Anonymous]

I have dry, older, sensitive skin, and my derm recommends La Roche Posay and Cerave products.

I use

La Roche Posay hydrating gentle cleanser
Cerave night pm lotion (I use this am and pm)
Cerave night cream, as needed (it’s thicker so I use it more in dryer/colder weather)
Elta MD spf 46 for sensitive skin/rosacea

[Anonymous]

I have sensitive skin and use Cetaphil during the day and CeraVe at night:

Day: https://www.cetaphil.com/us/moisturizers/deep-hydration-healthy-glow-daily-cream/302990117011.html

Night: https://www.cerave.com/skincare/moisturizers/skin-renewing-night-cream

[Anonymous]

OP here. Just a follow up and thanks. The Dr Rogers LaPosay combo has my face looking better than with the Clinique

[Anonymous]

Huge fan of the cerave pm moisturizer, no weird smells and I have sensitive skin and it is great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doctor Rogers

They make a light weight lotion or heavier cream. No scent, no essential oils, minimal ingredients.

https://www.doctorrogers.com/

+1 for Dr. Rogers. Their moisturizers are the best I have ever found for my aging, sensitive skin.

[Anonymous]

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