CeraVe Moisturizing Cream 16 oz (2 pack)

I have been using this for years and love it! I apply it to damp skin and it holds in the moisture all day! I don’t use anything else! Big fan of all Cerave products!

Luv this stuff

This product is perfect for ezcema, but eczema, hated getting it under my nails - problem solved.

I live in a high desert plateau, and if it weren’t for this lotion I would have shriveled up and blown away a long time ago. It’s the only moisturizer I buy now.

Use it everyday

I think this is a great product for a great price. Usually I would buy the two pack from Costco but it was $30, but after I found this great deal I’m never going back. Not to mention, it lasts forever!

Winter has been cruel to our skin, however, this product has made a difference!

Product arrived on time and happy to start using it. Seems to be very effective and helps my older skin feel great.

This product was amazing . I work in a hospital and constant using gloves and chemicals . This cream was a life saver for the dryness and burning of my hands .

This Cerave is recommended by our daughter’s dermatologist. And it does a fantastic job of moisturizing dry skin. It’s the savior of dry skin, under attack by pollution, the sun, relentless cosmetics and said removal thereof, and acne preparations. The first tub (it’s too large for me to call it a “jar” lasted for many months. And even though our daughter had a small spatula to cleanly remove the Cerave for use two or more times a day, as a father and Pharmacist I don’t approve of repeated openings, over time, of a tub of cream. Gosh, besides lint and hair, there can be bacteria floating in the bathroom air that can settle into the tub of cream. When it came time for buying a new tub of Cerave, doesn’t our daughter find this great deal on a tub Cerave: with a dispensing pump! Total satisfaction achieved! Just one more hint: don’t wipe the cream from the spout of the dispenser; pump it onto your fingers or palm. And every so often remove the pump, wash in warm soapy water, pump it out and then reinsert into the tub. Hey, it’s their/our faces/hands/other important parts!