Cetaphil Oily Skin Cleanser Combination To Oily, Sensitive Skin 236Ml

Cetaphil Oily Skin Cleanser Combination to Oily, Sensitive Skin 236ml Price in Pakistan

Rs. 5,249, cut 14% from Rs. 6,099.

Same price point as Cetaphil's dry-skin lotion, a completely different job — this one's built to cut oil, not add moisture.

Removes up to 60% of excess oil, per the brand, without leaving skin feeling dry or tight afterward.

Quick Specs

• Brand: Cetaphil
• Size: 236ml
• Price: Rs. 5,249 (down from Rs. 6,099)
• Skin type: Combination to oily, sensitive
• Key claim: Removes up to 60% excess oil

Why 60% Oil Removal Isn't the Same as Stripping Skin

Soap-Free Doesn't Mean the Cleanse Is Weaker

Soap-based cleansers tend to strip oil more aggressively and disrupt the skin barrier in the process — a soap-free formula can still cut a meaningful amount of oil without that same trade-off.

Niacinamide and panthenol are doing double duty here, the same actives as in the dry-skin lotion, but applied to a cleansing formula instead of a leave-on moisturizer.

Non-comedogenic, clinically tested not to clog pores. That claim matters specifically for anyone using this on acne-prone skin, where pore-clogging ingredients can actively make breakouts worse.

The Drying Step Most People Get Wrong

Patting Dry Instead of Rubbing Actually Affects Oil Production

The instructions specifically call out patting dry rather than rubbing, to avoid stimulating extra oil production — vigorous rubbing can trigger oil glands to compensate for perceived over-drying.

Rinsing thoroughly matters more with a cleanser aimed at oily skin, since any leftover residue can contribute to the exact congestion the product is meant to prevent.

Combination to oily, sensitive skin is the specific positioning — not a formula built purely for very oily skin without any sensitivity consideration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this cleanser suitable for acne-prone skin?

A: Yes, it's non-comedogenic and clinically tested not to clog pores, which suits acne-prone skin specifically.

Q: Does removing 60% of oil leave skin feeling stripped?

A: The brand states it removes excess oil without leaving skin dry or tight, aided by niacinamide and panthenol in the formula.

Q: Why does the instruction say to pat dry instead of rub?

A: Rubbing can stimulate extra oil production as skin compensates; patting dry avoids that stimulation.

Q: Is this the same active ingredient list as Cetaphil's dry-skin lotion?

A: It shares niacinamide, glycerin, and panthenol, though formulated as a rinse-off cleanser rather than a leave-on moisturizer.