Cerave Hydrating Cleanser-12 Oz

New with Ceramides.Hydrates as it cleanses. controlled release. non-comedogenic. developed with dermatologists. helps restore and maintain the skin's natural protective function patented Multivesicular Emulsion (MVE) formulation. contains ceramides that moisturize and soften skin. non-irritating.CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser is a vital part of a daily skin care routine. It gently removes dirt, oil, and makeup without disrupting the skin's natural protective barrier. It patented MVE formulation helps essential ingredients penetrate deep into the skin to hydrate and nourish.Try CeraVe™ Moisturizing Lotion and CeraVe™ Moisturizing Cream for a complete skin care routine.CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser gently removes dirt, oil and makeup without disrupting the skin's natural protective barrier. It contains ceramides, naturally occurring components of the skin that play a key role in enhancing and restoring the skin's protective function. Also included are vital humectants and emollients to replenish and retain needed moisture. The unique ingredients in CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser help restore damaged skin and keep skin healthy. CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser is an ideal first-step in a daily skin care routine. With its patented Multivesicular Emulsion (MVE) formulation, CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser helps restore and maintain the skin's natural protective function. MVE works by trapping ingredients within multi-layered vesicles that are slowly released, layer by layer throughout the day, penetrating deep into the skin to moisturize and nourish. CeraVe™ Hydrating Cleanser is non-comedogenic and non-irritating.

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