Anti ageing cream that really works?

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine

Oh - have just Googled, is THIS the link? If so, this DailyMail article is about ONE woman's experience of applying Nivea to half her face and Creme De La Mer on the other, for a month. While interesting, you can't categorically conclude that Nivea performs better than Creme De La Mer on the basis of one woman's experience.

They would need to do a far bigger survey before they can make a firm statement that one moisturiser is 'better' than another.

shegirl

A_Phoenix_of_Tangerine wrote: »

Oh - have just Googled, is THIS the link? If so, this DailyMail article is about ONE woman's experience of applying Nivea to half her face and Creme De La Mer on the other, for a month. While interesting, you can't categorically conclude that Nivea performs better than Creme De La Mer on the basis of one woman's experience.

They would need to do a far bigger survey before they can make a firm statement that one moisturiser is 'better' than another.

There was other stuff done,dermatologists looked at it and the ingredients/formula of each was looked into and compared too

shegirl

To add to that. The only difference in ingredients and formula between the nivea and the creme de la mer are that the creme de la mer has seaweed extract (not worth the money) and antioxidants,antioxidants that weaken every time they are exposed to air and the moisturiser comes in a pot so not really worth it

BlondeHeadOn

I'm probably going to be shot down in flames for this suggestion, as it is not at all cheap! But I really like the Rodial range, particularly either the Glamtox of the Dragon's Blood range. I first tried them as a tester for Beauty Bible, and was so impressed I have continued to use them. They really suit my skin.


It is possible to pick up trial sized sets to try them out, and also a lot of places have good offers every now and then - I never buy them full price. They last for ages though, really excellent coverage.


The Rodial advertising is over the top by the way, so ignore that!


So that's it - my guilty secret of expensive face cream is now out......

Bluebell68

I use Aldi,s day and night cream
I find them really nice I have sensitive skin these don't irritate my skin

they smell nice
no idea if work but skin is softer

skintpaul

Save your money.

Use it to eat more fruit and veg, and have water instead of tea/coffee.

Avoid bright sunlight.

Die healthy!

Kim_kim

skintpaul wrote: »

Save your money.

Use it to eat more fruit and veg, and have water instead of tea/coffee.

Avoid bright sunlight.

Die healthy!

Youre way off the mark, many of us, myself included already do this.
Speaking again for myself their is a user experience from luxurious products that has a real feel good factor. Its an enjoyable treat.

savingfortomorrow

basic is remove make up nightly with cleanser and micellar water. a few drops of rosehip oil.

once or twice a week double cleanse and then micellar water and use estee lauder foam cleanser to get skin squeeky clean and use an exfolliant weekly. rosehip oil under misturizer

like lancome cream and gentifique.

globalds

Not cheap ..But it works on The OH

http://www.cellex-c.com/complex.html