Cosmetiqly Ingredient Safety
Cetaphil · Moisturizer

Is Cetaphil Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream Nut-Allergy Safe Safe?

Review the flags Standard: Nut-Allergy Safe

Fails standards

1 of 23 flagged (1 high-risk, 0 watchlist) — Score 7.0/10

Cosmetiqly Score 7.0/10

Flagged ingredients & clinical citations (1)

The following ingredients in this formulation conflict with Nut-Allergy Safe standards:

prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil HIGH Concern

Sweet almond oil expressed from tree nuts; poses contact urticaria and anaphylaxis cross-reactivity risks in sensitized individuals.

Citation: CIR Panel. Safety Assessment of Plant-Derived Fatty Acid Oils. Int J Toxicol. 2017.

Complete INCI formulation (23 ingredients)

Deduplicated
# Ingredient Status for Nut-Allergy Safe
1 Water Pass
2 Glycerin Pass
3 Petrolatum Pass
4 Dicaprylyl either Pass
5 Dimethicone Pass
6 Glyceryl stearate Pass
7 cetyl alcohol Pass
8 helianthus annus (sunflower) seed oil Pass
9 Pg-30 stearate Pass
10 pantheol Pass
11 niacinamide Pass
12 prunus amygdalus dulcis (sweet almond) oil Flagged (HIGH)
13 tocopheryl acetate Pass
14 pantolactone Pass
15 Dimethicone Pass
16 acrylate/c10-30 alkyl acrylate crosspolymer Pass
17 carbomer Pass
18 propylene glycol Pass
19 sodium edta Pass
20 benzyl alcohol Pass
21 phenoxyethanol Pass
22 sodium hydroxide Pass
23 citric acid Pass

Evaluated alternative Moisturizer options (10/10 Score)

The following formulations in this category have been individually evaluated and contain zero Nut-Allergy Safe flags:

Other safety checks for Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream

Data Provenance & Reviewer Information

  • Data Source: Open Beauty Facts · Barcode: 0302993917564 (Verify on Source)
  • Last Data Verification: 2026-11-13
  • Editorial Supervisor: Cosmetiqly Research Team, Editorial Team
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Important Disclaimer: This review is an automated toxicological and dermatological screening for educational purposes. It is not medical or dermatological advice. Chemical safety depends on user skin condition and exact concentration. Always patch-test new products.