£135 wrinkle killer serum for £25.98

melbury

cockaleekee wrote: »

You do know it only gives a temporary result? There are far cheaper products that produce the same results. You're paying for a name ... and celebrity endorsement. The irony is that the "celebrities" endorsing the product are unlikely to even have lines at their age!

Yes, isn't it called glue;)

zaleska3

melbury wrote: »

Yes, isn't it called glue;)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

dairy_lee

Lacura (at Aldi supermarket) do a version called Wrinkle Stop. It also contains Syn-ake (although i'm not sure if it has the same quantity as the one detailed above).

According to their website it costs £4.99. It won a heap of beauty awards when it was released a few years back.

nico26

dairy_lee wrote: »

Lacura (at Aldi supermarket) do a version called Wrinkle Stop. It also contains Syn-ake (although i'm not sure if it has the same quantity as the one detailed above).

According to their website it costs £4.99. It won a heap of beauty awards when it was released a few years back.

Aldi skincare is great been using it for years far cheaper than the luxury brands I used to use.

meer53

Too expensive at £25 !

When will people realise that NOTHING stops wrinkles ? For a temporary effect, try Anusol.

shoe*gal_2

meer53 wrote: »

Too expensive at £25 !

When will people realise that NOTHING stops wrinkles ? For a temporary effect, try Anusol.

It's me eyes that are the problem. For now my bum is wrinkle free .

I used to use expensive stuff then switched to Olay anti wrinkle day cream. It's a third of what I used to pay and my skin is much better. The Aldi stuff sounds tempting though.

rellarips

I noticed the actress who plays Rachel in Emmerdale has suddenly had a dose of the old botulinum in her forehead and eyebrows.

My problem with all these treatments is the prospect of looking like the 97 year old on the freesat advert or worse... Pete Burns.

:rotfl:

BettiePage

Sunscreen is THE best anti-wrinkle treatment. And keep yourself properly hydrated too.

gentleorange

Is it usually priced at £145, or just for a few days in the grand Tesco tradition? Even Rodial Glamoxy Snake Serum doesn't cost that much. I would hazard a guess that Tulisa was paid to promote this stuff, at the same time the Daily Mail was.

But I used the Rodial one and it was a good serum, it didn't freeze my facial muscles whatsoever, but as far as serums go I liked it, so this one would probably be nice too.

LadyinBlack_2

BettiePage wrote: »

Sunscreen is THE best anti-wrinkle treatment. And keep yourself properly hydrated too.

This and Lacuna from Aldi - cheap and effective.