Vanicream Moisturizing Skin Cream, 16 Ounces

First off I would just say that the amount they give you for the price is alot !!! I didn’t realize it was going to be so huge. It’s gonna most def last a long time, you only need a little bit it on your face and it’s super moisturizing. I don’t have sensitive skin or anything but for some reason cream based moisturizer’s never go good with my skin?? But this is perfect. It has no scent or anything, I used it on my body as well, not as moisturizing for the body but more for the face.

my dermatologist and i recommend this product

This lotion has exceed my expectations. I’ve put it on my face at least 3x a week this winter to help combat dry, flaky skin. I also put it on my face before heading out in for a run in cold weather. It doesn’t cause breakouts and is very mild. I’ve used it on my toddler’s sensitive skin as well without any issues.

My 5mo had serious eczema and redness on neck, wrists, elbows, behind knees. Ive tried the dr recommended aquaphor, eucerin, aveeno, dove baby - nothing worked. This has truly made such a significant difference in her skin! I use this along with their 1% hydro-cortisone for the itching and her skin has not looked this good since birth. Loyal customer for life!

It actually held up. The moisture stayed in and helped balance eczema. Will definitely recommend this soap to other people with skin sensitivity.

Apparently I am allergic to the preservatives used in most lotions and creams. Dermatologist and Alergist recommended this cream. Problem solved!

My dermatologist recommended this line of products for my extremely dry and flaky skin. I find this very good for moisterizing. Does not really help for keeping the flaking under control. For that I find using Aquaphor Healing ointment best. KB in NM

It’s fine. A bit stickier as you apply compared to cerave, but it goes away as cream absorbs into the skin. I usually buy Cerave but wanted to try vanicream since everybody recommends it as a cheaper alternative. Well, it wasn’t cheaper really. And as I understand doesn’t have ceramides and other good stuff that Cerave has. It smells a bit off to me too. If it was $9 instead of $13 I would say it’s a good alternative. But a buck or two (or in case of a coupon -$0 ) dollars difference doesn’t make it a worthy contestant. CeraVe is nicer in terms of texture, almost no smell compared to Vanicream moisturizer, and has ceramides.

Honestly I only picked this up because I always see in my grandparents house. It doesnt have a scent, which kinda bothered me. I can see that this is good for sensitive noses and skin folks. Its moisturizing but not more than 12 hrs. You need to re-apply after that.

I dont remember how many tubs Ive used up. Ive always wanted to try some fancy face and body lotions but in the end I just had to come back to this. I live in a humid weather and I have combination oily skin yet I still use it even in the summertime (just less amount). Recently my aunt had some unknown skin issue (most likely due to coldness and dryness) I let her try Vanicream and few days later, no more issue for her.