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CeraVe and Allergic Reaction: What Users Say

Allergic reaction: mentioned by 3 users (5.0%)

Based on user experiences from 60 CeraVe reviews, the following table shows the most commonly mentioned side effects.

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itching 28.3%
rash 26.7%
burning 20.0%
swelling 20.0%
redness 15.0%
dry skin 10.0%
bumps 6.7%
allergic reaction 5.0%
dryness 5.0%
eczema 5.0%

Reviews for CeraVe

Showing 3 reviews tagged with "allergic reaction". Clear filters to view all 60 reviews.
Commonly mentioned side effects
  • Dar...
  • April 24, 2019

For Dry Skin "I used CeraVe lotion all over my body and broke out in hives! Everywhere I scratch, there were lines raised-definitely an allergic reaction. They should put something on the bottle saying that there is a chance that you could be allergic to this type of lotion. But they make it sound so benign. I'm absolutely miserable, and it's been 4 days since I applied the CeraVe lotion. Still have hives. 5 showers later!"

2 / 10
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  • Kay...
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • October 26, 2021

For Dry Skin "I had a reaction to red wine! CeraVe helped for two days. After that, my face turned blood red, hot, and became dry and flaky! I don’t know what to do to heal it! I used it for 1 week. My face is horrible now!"

4 / 10
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  • Sar...
  • Taken for less than 1 month
  • November 14, 2021

For Dry Skin "I had an allergic reaction where my face swelled up using these products."

1 / 10
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