Why is Cetaphil trending on social media? X users decode with jokes, memes

Cetaphil is a dermatologist recommended skincare brand.

Skincare enthusiasts and casual scrollers alike have found themselves captivated by the sudden surge of chatter surrounding the renowned skincare brand, Cetaphil, on social media. What started as a mere blip on the digital radar swiftly evolved into a full-blown trending sensation across platform X, leaving netizens clamouring for answers and, of course, sharing a chuckle or two over the ensuing memes.

So, what exactly is Cetaphil? Cetaphil is a dermatologist-recommended sensitive skincare solutions, boasting a diverse array of products meticulously crafted to enhance skin resilience and safeguard against environmental aggressors. From face washes to moisturizers, the brand has solidified its position as a go-to choice for skincare aficionados.

But what catapulted Cetaphil into the limelight of social media trends? With the launch of CeraVe, Cetaphil’s competition, in India a few months ago, loyalists of the latter came in support of the brand.

X users flooded the platform with memes – including people trying to understand the reason behind Cetaphil’s trend.

I don’t use Cetaphil. Will the society accept me? pic.twitter.com/uXHplIKMqM

— Sadique (@thesadiqueali) April 4, 2024

Cetaphil I know pic.twitter.com/fs37B3egJc

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—  (@night_wiing) April 4, 2024

IITians with rank under 1000 don’t need to use cetaphil.

— Akshay (@Ajain112) April 4, 2024

Reminder: cetaphil won’t clean this  pic.twitter.com/EHaGRh5TCY

— AJIO (@AJIOLife) April 4, 2024

We are not same bro

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The Cetaphil. The Cetaphil
You love I love pic.twitter.com/KHpeHiN8br

—  (@stylish_prasad_) April 4, 2024

That Cetaphil facewash which people are sharing pics of lasts literally for like 6 months even if you wash your face thrice a day and use it in the quantity it's supposed to be used. Not really a big blow to anyone's wealth the way people are tweeting

— Dr SareeDon (@DrPyaricetamoI) April 4, 2024

Condition of the skin...

Before After
Cetaphil Cetaphil pic.twitter.com/i43xRhzC5i

— UmdarTamker (@UmdarTamker) April 4, 2024

What's up with this Cetaphil and skincare?

This is my skincare pic.twitter.com/dkSMruZVMj

— Karan Handa (@_KaranHanda) April 4, 2024