Cetaphil Gentle Clear Repairing Post-Acne Serum
- Retinol as the key ingredient
- 1 fluid ounce, gel serum
- Acne, dryness and pores addressed
- Acne prone skin, sensitive skin listed
- Unscented, non-comedogenic
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A retinol gel serum for post-acne care that is unscented and non-comedogenic. The listing gives no directions or retinol amount, and it names only acne-prone skin.
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ASIN: B0CZD8FBKSCategory: Skin Care Serums
Overview
A bathroom shelf for acne-prone skin is where Cetaphil's Gentle Clear serum belongs, a gel with retinol applied after breakouts. The listing names acne, dryness and pores as its targets.
A retinol serum from a sensitive-skin brand, in an unscented non-comedogenic gel, is the reason to look at it. Strength, directions and any supporting ingredients are not given, and other skin types have no listing support.
Who it's for
A post-acne routine that adds a retinol step without added scent. Buyers who want a cleanser, a moisturizer or detailed guidance should choose another product.
Pros and cons
- Retinol as key ingredient
- Targets acne, dryness and pores
- Retinol strength not listed
- Only acne-prone skin listed
Performance notes
Retinol speeds up skin cell turnover, so post-acne marks and pores improve gradually with regular use. A gel base absorbs quickly and suits oily or blemish-prone skin. Retinol can dry the skin early on, and the listing offers no schedule.
Specifications
| Brand | Cetaphil |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Size | 1 fluid ounce |
| Other details | |
| Skin Type | Acne Prone |
| Benefits | Anti-Acne |
| Item Form | Gel |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Features | Non-Comedogenic |
| Skin Tone | Sensitive skin |
| Key Ingredients | Retinol |
| Addresses | Acne, Dryness, Pores |
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Frequently asked questions
Is Cetaphil Gentle Clear Repairing Post-Acne Serum a cleanser?
No. It is a leave-on gel serum with retinol, not a cleanser or sunscreen.
Does the Cetaphil serum contain retinol?
Yes. Retinol is the key ingredient, with no strength given.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
The skin tone field mentions sensitive skin and the gel is non-comedogenic, though the skin type field lists acne prone only.