Hello! I have not tried using cerave cetaphil but I also have my own regular face wash that seemed to work well on my skin. If you heard about Manuka honey, its both antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. My face is very prone to acne when I was a teen and Manuka honey really helped me a lot in getting rid of those huge pimples on my face. If you are not familiar with Manuka honey, you can read more info about it here [Removed]

Hands down the best I have ever tried is this: http://purechimp.com/collections/skin-care/products/super-cleanser

It has a bit more grit than cetaphil wash. Personally not a fan of cleansers like this.

Someone asked a similar question awhile back...see this post...it may help answer your question as to why few people on here use medicated cleansers, plus includes a recommendation for a medicated cleanser we liked for awhile.

Hands down the best I have ever tried is this: http://purechimp.com/collections/skin-care/products/super-cleanser

It has a bit more grit than cetaphil wash. Personally not a fan of cleansers like this.

Hmm, you sure about that? Looks weird. I like that it's natural ingredients though. I'm looking for a simple cleanser that won't break me out...

How long does that last you?

Hands down the best I have ever tried is this: http://purechimp.com/collections/skin-care/products/super-cleanser

It has a bit more grit than cetaphil wash. Personally not a fan of cleansers like this.

Hmm, you sure about that? Looks weird. I like that it's natural ingredients though. I'm looking for a simple cleanser that won't break me out...

How long does that last you?

Yes it is a bit different. It lasts me around 2 months (I cleanse & moisturise once a day in the evening).

You could maybe try making yourself something similar.