CeraVe Hydrating Facial Cleanser
Gentle non-foaming wash that removes impurities while maintaining the stratum corneum barrier using MVE delivery technology.
Based on ACOG and dermatological consensus, Hydrating Facial Cleanser contains non-systemic epidermal actives considered compatible throughout pregnancy and lactation.
Contains lipid triggers: Polysorbate 20.
Texture: Non-Foaming Lotion Cleanser. Apply strictly in order of thinnest water to thickest cream.
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No direct molecular contraindications documented. Compatible with standard active regimens.
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Full INCI Ingredient Declaration
Decoded using Miko's pharmacological database (24 ingredients detected).
Deionized, ultra-purified solvent that serves as the delivery vehicle for hydrophilic actives and humectants.
Master humectant that coordinates with cutaneous aquaporin-3 channels to maintain physiological stratum corneum hydration and plasticity.
Non-drying, lipid-rich fatty alcohols that stabilize oil-in-water emulsions and provide a velvety finish. Not related to drying simple alcohols.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Non-drying, lipid-rich fatty alcohols that stabilize oil-in-water emulsions and provide a velvety finish. Not related to drying simple alcohols.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Essential epidermal waxy lipids making up 50% of the skin's intercellular mortar. Halts transepidermal water loss and desquamation.
Essential epidermal waxy lipids making up 50% of the skin's intercellular mortar. Halts transepidermal water loss and desquamation.
Essential epidermal waxy lipids making up 50% of the skin's intercellular mortar. Halts transepidermal water loss and desquamation.
Synthetic or fermentation-derived thickener that gives serums and gels their characteristic slip and prevents formula separation.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Endogenous glycosaminoglycan that captures water molecules and plumps fine surface dehydration lines in the stratum corneum.
Crucial component of the natural 3:1:1 skin lipid matrix. Maintains lipid fluidity and elasticity in dry, compromised skin.
Essential preservation agent preventing dangerous Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus, and mold growth in aqueous skincare formulations.
Sequesters trace mineral ions from water supplies, preventing formula rancidity and preserving active stability.
Formulation ingredient (emollient, binder, or botanical solvent) standard in cosmetic formulations.
Shields stratum corneum lipid bilayers from lipid peroxidation and synergizes directly with Vitamin C to regenerate antioxidant capacity.
Essential epidermal waxy lipids making up 50% of the skin's intercellular mortar. Halts transepidermal water loss and desquamation.
Synthetic or fermentation-derived thickener that gives serums and gels their characteristic slip and prevents formula separation.
Non-drying, lipid-rich fatty alcohols that stabilize oil-in-water emulsions and provide a velvety finish. Not related to drying simple alcohols.
Standard cosmetic solubilizer. Chemically contains fatty acid chains that feed Malassezia yeast in fungal-acne-prone profiles.
Essential preservation agent preventing dangerous Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus, and mold growth in aqueous skincare formulations.
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