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Product Review: CeraVe Diabetics’ Dry Skin Relief Cleansing Wash

Product Review: CeraVe Diabetics’ Dry Skin Relief Cleansing Wash

By Amy Campbell, MS, RD, LDN, CDE
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Skin care is of the utmost importance when you have diabetes. If your blood glucose levels are running high, your skin can become dry, and more likely to itch and crack, making you prone to infection. Harsh soaps and perfumed body washes can be irritating to your skin, leaving it feeling tight and dry. Luckily, CeraVe’s Diabetics’ Dry Skin Relief Cleansing Wash has you covered.

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CeraVe, a leading skincare company, has formulated a body wash that is moisturizing and soothing for dry skin due to diabetes. It contains ceramides that help to restore the skin barrier. Ceramides are lipids that help your skin retain moisture and protect it from irritants and pollution. Along with ceramides, this cleansing wash is made with urea for retaining moisture, and bilberry for its antioxidant benefits. CeraVe’s cleansing wash is gentle on the skin, and is free of fragrance and parabens; plus, it’s non-comedogenic, so it won’t block pores. Say goodbye to harsh, drying soaps that can strip essential moisture from the skin. Say hello to soft, healthy skin with CeraVe Diabetics’ Dry Skin Relief Cleansing Wash.

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Want to learn more about diabetes and skin care? Read “Diabetes and Your Skin,” “The Prescription for Dry Winter Skin” and “Summertime Skin Care.”

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