Is it okay to use clearisil with a moisturizing cream?

The brand name of the moisturizing cream is called %26quot;Cetaphil.%26quot; It claims to be non-comedogenic but I%26#039;m not sure if I should use it with clearisil. The only reason I need to use it is because the area where my acne is growing is also starting to get dry鈥攔eally dry.





So if anyone knows if I could use Cetaphil with Clearasil, please tell me!|||yea. my doctor said clearasil makes things worse though and my dermatologist recommended using cetaphil face wash..but you can still use clearasil if you want, it doesnt really affect anything|||yes i have used it with one before|||its best to use a moisturizer with clearisil because it dries out your skin so much, your body says %26#039;wow, my skin is getting dry%26#039; and goes and sends liike 2349857 times more oil to the spot. id stop using clearisil FOR TWOISH DAYS, and only use the moisturizer so your body can think, %26#039;whoa i have to much oil there, ill stop sending it.%26#039;





yea but its seriously like depends on your skin.|||Your skin is drying out from the Clearsil. My experience with any of their products has been disappointing. I have dry skin to begin with and get an occasional pimple or two. Clearsil will do nothing for these pimples but dry the skin around them out AND cause more acne. I can%26#039;t really explain why it does two extremes. But your best option would be to stop using Clearsil. I don%26#039;t know anything about Cetaphil. Try washing your face once or twice a day, twice if you have oily skin to begin with, and use Equate face wash. It%26#039;s Walmarts store brand, but from my experience with Clearsil, Clean %26amp; Clear and Neutrogena...this $2 a bottle store brand face wash works a hell of a lot better than their expensive crap. Also keep dirty hands and phones away from your face, change your pillowcase if you notice more is on one side and the side you sleep on. Drink plenty of water and exfoliate your face at least once a week. This will help get rid of built up dead skin which is one cause of acne.