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@amandaz reviewing Cetaphil Gentle Exfoliating Cleanser at 45:04 in a YouTube Shorts videoGentle Exfoliating SA Cleanser"One of my favorite products period of this year was the Cetaphil gentle exfoliating cleanser."$12.99

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Gentle Exfoliating SA Cleanser
4.9Gentle Exfoliating SA Cleanser
  • “One of my favorite products period of this year was the Cetaphil gentle exfoliating cleanser”44:21–44:29
  • “It has salicylic acid, mandelic, and PHAs”45:04–45:10
  • “It does a really, really good job of exfoliating your skin while being exceptionally gentle”45:24–45:29
  • “It is not a very stripping cleanser, but also it is a cleanser, so it washes off”
  • “I like to put this all over, kind of give it a lather, and let it sit for like a minute to really get the kind of salicylic acid and the mandelic acid to work”44:53–45:04
  • “Gentle exfoliation every day is your way to success as far as exfoliation goes”45:06–45:16
  • “This has never dried out my skin”45:34–45:38
  • “When I stopped using this because I ran out, my skin like really kind of within a few days I was having breakouts and like things were not going well”45:36–45:45
  • Source: Best of beauty 2025 - Dec 30, 2025
Amanda ZAmanda Z128K subscribers
Brand note

Cetaphil is the brand your dermatologist probably recommended at some point — and for good reason. Their core lineup, especially the Moisturizing Cream, is built around safe, consistent formulas that work for sensitive or compromised skin without fuss. Niacinamide and glycerin do the heavy lifting, and it pulls double duty on face and body. That said, not every product in the range is a win: the Gentle Skin Cleanser, despite its name, can be stripping for some, and a few of the targeted cleansers pack in fragrance or surfactants that contradict their claims.

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