Like Kiehl's, CeraVe is currently part of the L'Oréal family. It was acquired in 2017 and merged into the L'Oréal Active Cosmetics division, which also owns the brands La Roche-Posay, Vichy and Skin Ceuticals. Developed by dermatologists in the United States, CeraVe's gentle cleansing ingredients are ideal for dry, sensitive and dermatitis sufferers.
 
CeraVe Amino Acid Foaming Cleanser is formulated with three gentle surfactants and contains ceramide 3 to moisturize and repair the skin. The cleanser is squeezed out as a transparent liquid, with almost no fragrance, and the foam is slightly sparse, making it feel comfortable and not tight after washing, and slightly slippery. However, its cleansing power is not as good as EltaMD and Freeplus, which are also amino acid cleansers, and the cleaning power may not be enough for oily skin.
 
Another cleansing non-foaming cleanser is a lifesaver when the skin is unstable, with a gentle nature, only sodium lauroyllactylate is the main cleansing ingredient, and the cleansing power is second only to CeraVe foaming cleanser. This cleanser is similar to a creamy creamy texture, although the foam made by the foaming net is weak and the washing feeling is poor when rubbed, but the skin feels fresh and smooth after washing, and there is no residual film feeling.
 
The two cleansers are designed to be user-friendly enough to lock the pump head at 90 degrees, which is enough to ensure that the bottle mouth is clean, and it is also quite convenient to carry on business trips or travel. CeraVe is a standard cheap big bowl type player, and you can buy a 236ML cleanser for about 100 yuan, which is more cost-effective.