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Replacement for Dove soap?
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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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CeraVe carries a moisturizing/hydrating cleanser in liquid and bar form that I think you will like. It feels creamy and doesn't dry out the skin like other cleansers.
I have sensitive inflammation-prone skin and must have a low-level degree on dermatology at this point LOL. I like using CreaVe products since they are a good price and have good simple ingredient lists. My dermatologist approves of these products too, which is nice. If you can spend a little extra, you can also try La Roche Posay's hydrating cleaser too. Very nice quality products.
I mean going from Unilever to CeraVe which is owned by Nestle might be a sideways move at best.
I thought it was owned by loreal, and I thought that wasn't owned by anything else.
Nestle has a 20% stake in L'Oreal, but they don't own the company.
Nestlé owns around 30% of L'Oreal