Does your face feel clean but not tight after you wash it? Does your face feel hydrated and well moisturized? Is it free from scales and flakes? Do you use sunscreen to protect your skin from having sunspots?
If you answered yes to all four, then you have healthy skin, the four components of which are evenness, smooth texture, hydration, and normal sensations.
You may have skin that looks beautiful and glowing, but it is not necessarily healthy.
Cetaphil, which claims to be the most prescribed skincare brand by dermatologists in the Philippines, recently launched the National Healthy Skin Mission—an educational campaign that aims to educate Filipinos on how to achieve healthy skin.
Healthy skin looks and feels smooth. The keyword is consistent. It does not have to be as smooth as glass. Consistent skin color is also a sign of good health. Plump skin is also a sign that it is well hydrated.
“National Healthy Skin Mission is an effort initiated by Cetaphil in partnership with Watsons. Cetaphil’s brand purpose is to improve the lives of Filipino’s through healthy skin. It is consistent with Galderma’s commitment to promoting healthy skin as part of a healthy lifestyle. To be completely healthy, you also need healthy skin,” said Cetaphil brand manager Francesca Sy.
As part of the National Healthy Skin Mission, Cetaphil imparts that there are different skin types. A complicated skincare routine is not the key to healthy skin. What’s important is to come up with a routine that caters toward your skin type and skin issues.
Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser is the most iconic product of Cetaphil. It is fragrance-free, has a pH level of 5.5 and is even gentler than water. It is the gentlest cleanser you can use on your skin, whatever your skin type and concern.
Cetaphil is launching a roadshow to different parts of the Philippines so Filipinos could try out the products for themselves.
