Sensitive and textured? This might be your new skincare staple

Cetaphil’s new exfoliating line features triple-acid blend and hydrating actives
Cetaphil has been a go-to for sensitive skin for years, and for good reason. The dermatologist-trusted brand has built its name on gentle, science-backed products that actually work without the drama.
This July 2025, Cetaphil is taking things up a notch in the Philippines with its new Gentle Exfoliating Salicylic Acid line, created for anyone dealing with rough, bumpy texture but still needs something kind to their skin.

At the launch earlier this month, Dr. Gaile Robredo-Vitas, board-certified dermatologist, shared why exfoliation shouldn’t be skipped, even if your skin leans sensitive. “The key is really using a well-formulated ingredient,” she explained. “Salicylic acid will do the heavy lifting, and it helps to have other ingredients along with it that moisturizes skin like niacinamide and panthenol, providing hydration and barrier support, while salicylic acid does its job.”
The line comes with a cleanser and a moisturizer, powered by triple-acid blend (AHA, BHA, and PHA), plus niacinamide, glycerin, and panthenol to boost the skin’s 15 essential ceramides. The result? Gentle exfoliation that actually works but won’t wreck your skin barrier.
Unlike harsh scrubs or overly strong acids, these formulas are safe enough for daily use which delivers consistent results without the tightness or stinging.

At the event, Atasha Muhlach, Cetaphil Philippines ambassador, shared why it’s now her go-to. “As someone always on the go, I need skincare that works but won’t compromise my skin,” she said. “This product really changed everything. This is the one exfoliator that I really swear by and you can really use every day—and trust me, your skin will be better than ever.”
Most exfoliants force you to choose between results and irritation. Cetaphil’s new Gentle Exfoliating SA line promises you don’t have to.
To learn more about the new Gentle Exfoliating SA line, visit Cetaphil’s website.