Is expensive skincare worth the hefty price tag?

GwylimT

Kim_kim wrote: »

I was thinking of trying decleor oils - they are the gurus of oil aren't they.

I have very dry skin and eczema and I use the oil, I use the one for older skin as its a bit more hydrating its the iris one. Its very good, one of the big bottles last around four months, I use it in the morning and before bed, I also use it on any particularly dry patches on my body.

Kim_kim

GwylimT wrote: »

I have very dry skin and eczema and I use the oil, I use the one for older skin as its a bit more hydrating its the iris one. Its very good, one of the big bottles last around four months, I use it in the morning and before bed, I also use it on any particularly dry patches on my body.

I thought it only came in 15ml bottles?

Apart from the one that's for everywhere I linked above.

CarlBrown

If your skin is dry then you should use the moister creams .In cold season, even your skin is normal it looks dry. So first you should identify your skin tone.

GwylimT

Kim_kim wrote: »

I thought it only came in 15ml bottles?

Apart from the one that's for everywhere I linked above.

You can get from 1ml (silly amount) upto 50ml if you buy a salon size.

suki1964

Kim_kim wrote: »

What declor oil do you use?

The neroli. My skin likes it

Also have the ylang ylang for nights

And I'm not adverse to plain old coconut oil either