The cleanser in question? The CeraVe SA Smoothing Cleanser for £12.50
that guarantees a healthy-looking glow – if a product is worth the hype, TikTok will let you know.
So I’m pleased to inform you that my favourite budget cleanser has also been given the TikTok stamp of approval. While I didn’tdiscover it through the social media site, 6.5 million viral videos back up its ability to give you glowy, hydrated skin.and trust me: it's the perfect dull winter skin remedy.
While salicylic acid known for its ability to temper breakouts, this cleanser is also great for dry, dehydrated skin types. It cleanses deep into your pores without stripping skin, and that's thanks to CeraVe’s patented triple ceramide complex, it doesn't deplete your skin's essential moisture levels.
Wondering why ceramides are so important? They help to boost the integrity of your skin barrier. A damaged skin barrier allows can result in dry, irritated and itchy skin. Luckily for us though – CeraVe's cleansers manage to do their job, all while avoiding moisture loss. You're lift with clean, comfortable skin that's better able to withstand the dehydrating effects of winter - think cold weather, central heating the lot.Shop: Chloe Burcham's Favourite £12.50 Cleanser
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