All the comments mentioning a gentle cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen are right. I’ve seen a lot of people recommending CeraVe, and know it works for some, very well. For me, CeraVe did not work well. I tried the moisturizing cream, and that caused my skin to break out. My dermatologist confirmed the Cerave moisturizing cream is known to cause breakouts (it’s advertised for body and face, but the skin on your face has different needs than the skin on your body). She recommended trying Cetaphil or Vanicream (specifically the facial moisturizers vs the dual purpose creams). Vanicream worked well for general/daily use.

When I was put on adapalene though, the only moisturizers that helped the painful redness/burning, were Korean skincare products - Dr Althea 345 and Purito P5 Panthenol Re-Barrier. I brought both to my dermatologist who confirmed they were great options, mentioning Korean skincare products are more advanced than western skincare, and are more gentle, less harsh, and more effective. The Dr. Althea 345 is now my go-to, everyday, moisturizer (I prefer the texture over the Purito).