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The CeraVe Moisturising Cream was developed by dermatologists and effectively moisturises and supports the renewal of the skin's protective barrier. The rich, non-greasy texture with 3 essential ceramides and hyaluron acts all day long - right from the first application.
The cream was developed for face and body and is also suitable for dry skin and neurodermatitis. Without perfume. The independent ECARF Institute has confirmed that the CeraVe moisturising cream is particularly suitable for the needs of allergy sufferers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is CeraVe Moisturizing Cream?
It’s a rich, non-greasy moisturizer formulated with three essential ceramides, hyaluronic acid, petrolatum, and MVE Delivery Technology to restore the skin’s protective barrier and provide long-lasting hydration.
What skin types is it suitable for?
Ideal for normal to dry, very dry, and sensitive skin on both the face and body, including eczema-prone skin—it's fragrance-free, non-comedogenic, and accepted by the National Eczema Association.
How does the moisturizing cream work?
It locks in moisture by replenishing ceramides, attracting hydration with hyaluronic acid, and forming a moisturizing barrier via petrolatum and MVE sustained-release technology.
How often should I apply it?
Apply liberally as often as needed on face and body—typically used morning and night or anytime dryness occurs.
Can it be used on both face and body?
Yes—this multi-purpose formula works on both facial and body skin, offering deep hydration and barrier repair wherever needed.
What are the key ingredients that support skin health?
The cream contains ceramides NP, AP, EOP, hyaluronic acid, petrolatum, dimethicone, glycerin, cholesterol, and other lipids to fortify the skin barrier and lock in moisture.
How long does its hydration last?
Thanks to MVE Technology, it delivers sustained hydration for up to 24 hours—and the intensive variant can deliver up to 72 hours of relief.
What do dermatologists say?
Dermatologists recommend it for restoring barrier function; its ceramide blend helps "seal the cracks" between skin cells, making it a top choice for eczema and dry, inflamed skin.
What have users experienced?
Many users describe it as a "cocooning, barrier-repairing" cream for chronically dry or sensitive skin, highly moisturizing yet affordable.
Are there any caveats or skin-specific insights?
Although generally well-tolerated, some users with oily or acne-prone skin report breakouts when used on the face—patch testing is advisable for sensitive cases.