Skin Redness Night Moisturizer
Cetaphil · 3: moisturize

Skin Redness Night Moisturizer

A night cream for redness-prone skin with niacinamide, ceramides, hyaluronic acid, caffeine and licorice extract.

dry
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How to use

Apply the moisturizer gently over the face.

Pros
  • Niacinamide, ceramides and hyaluronic acid support hydration and barrier
  • Licorice extract and allantoin to soothe visible redness
  • Targets dryness-related redness, per the brand
Cons
  • Redness-reduction claim covers dryness-related redness only, not rosacea or other conditions
  • No concentrations listed for the key ingredients
  • Night-only positioning means a separate day moisturizer and sunscreen are needed

Pros, cons and how-to-use notes are Derminology's own opinion and suggestions, based on ingredients we've matched to published clinical evidence and on the brand's directions. They are general information, not medical advice. Always follow the label, patch test new products, and ask a doctor or dermatologist if you have a skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or use prescription treatments.

Active Ingredients

The ingredients we've matched to real clinical evidence and used to score this product's efficacy below — not the full ingredient label.

Claims

✓ Non-comedogenic
✓ Dermatologist tested
✓ Safe for sensitive skin
✓ Hypoallergenic
✓ Fragrance free
✓ Paraben free
? Oil free (unknown)

Efficacy readout

Blemishes
1.0/5
Aging
2.1/5
Irritation
3.2/5

Eczema and Rosacea scoring: Coming soon — most clinically-proven treatments for these are prescription-only and fall outside a consumer product database. Not shown on the chart above.

Colored = scored    Grey = not applicable to this product

References

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