Here it is. A well-written breakdown as to why Cetaphil is not the life saver so many think it is. I love dissecting skincare products and Cetaphil was the next on my list but Well and Good NYC did such a great job I don’t feel like I have to! Enjoy.
“Cetyl alcohol, an emollient used in many cosmetics, is essentially a wax…Propylene glycol is a common humectant (meaning it brings moisture from the air to the skin), but it also enhances product and chemical penetration into the skin and blood stream. Sodium lauryl sulfate is a foaming agent, and skin and eye irritant, that disturbs the healthy lipid barrier of the skin”
Thank you again Well and Good NYC!
Tags: Cetaphil, Home Care, Skin Health, skincare
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I have seen that many of my cosmetics contain Cetyl alcohol as an ingredient. I don’t have an idea whether it’s good or bad for the skin.
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Cynthia, your question prompted my latest post…details on what exactly Cetyl Alcohol is. I hope it helps inform your decision as to whether or not it is a worthwhile ingredient. Thanks for the inspiration!
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