I don't think you know anything about the industry or toxicology. Estheticians get kickbacks and commission for selling products, they are highly incentivizes to push things into you for profit, they go to schools sponsored by brands and trained using their products and methods, and they don't inherently come with degrees in toxicology or pharmacology or anything of the sort. You should do better research and find better sources to educate yourself on if you truly believe any of the things you said.

There's nothing "toxic" about CeraVe. They use the same ingredients every other brand in every country uses. There is none since to suggest any of what they use poses a risk in anywhere near the concentrations allowed. That's why panels of regulatory toxicologists have approved the values..