Siana Moisturizing Anti-Wrinkle Day Cream,

fruitcake_2

Looked for this in the Manchester Market Street store, no luck, but they do have the large bottles of Siana body cream.....will check back again, fingers crossed they get new stock soon and shokadelika thanks for the green tea tips.....:A

sb44

I have both the day and night creams.

One thing I have noticed is that the day cream has a dark navy coloured lid and the night one a really pale light blue.

I have swapped the lids as I think it is easier to see which is which when I am fumbling around for them in my make up box and the darker relates to evening.

shokadelika

Forgot to add the Siana Night Cream makes a fantastic hydrating face mask at the price!

Just apply a thick layer on cleansed skin for however long you want between 10 minutes or 10 hours !and then tissue off the excess.;)

vickym

sb44 wrote: »

I have both the day and night creams.

One thing I have noticed is that the day cream has a dark navy coloured lid and the night one a really pale light blue.

I have swapped the lids as I think it is easier to see which is which when I am fumbling around for them in my make up box and the darker relates to nightime.

Great idea thanks for the tip

xx

katthehat

sb44 wrote: »

I have both the day and night creams.

One thing I have noticed is that the day cream has a dark navy coloured lid and the night one a really pale light blue.

I have swapped the lids as I think it is easier to see which is which when I am fumbling around for them in my make up box and the darker relates to evening.

I did the exact same thing the other day (when i'd finally managed to get hold of the day cream) pleased im not the only 1!! It just made sense to me to match the lid with the label!!:p

Haven't had both creams long enough to notice visable difference but skin does feel lovely!

dorry_2

shokadelika wrote: »

Forgot to add the Siana Night Cream makes a fantastic hydrating face mask at the price!

Just apply a thick layer on cleansed skin for however long you want between 10 minutes or 10 hours !and then tissue off the excess.;)

thanks for all your tips :T I will have a look for the mask as well:D

sb44

katthehat wrote: »

I did the exact same thing the other day (when i'd finally managed to get hold of the day cream) pleased im not the only 1!! It just made sense to me to match the lid with the label!!:p

Haven't had both creams long enough to notice visable difference but skin does feel lovely!

I would have thought they would have thought of this at the production stage. Great minds think alike!

jumpingjackd

Managed to get both day and night creams. I cannot use them as they bring me out in a rash, HOWEVER, OH's skin has never looked better, so much so he has gone back for more.
He wasn't keen at first but I talked him into using them.
You really can see a difference in him.

Babe1

Babe1 wrote: »

I popped to Aldi in Bristol last week hoping to get the Siana range, but none about in my store

Had a visit to Lidl and noticed their Iseree range ... bought the Sensitive Day cream and the Night cream. Also tried the Cleansing Foam. Very, very impressed with all three :j

I have combination/sensitive skin but both have been great. The Night cream has a pleasant smell/fresh with the Sensitive having no smell at all. The Cleansing Foam is different to anything that I have tried before but perfect for using in the morning/in the shower; very light and left my skin feeling soft/clean.

Glass containers for the creams and a great pump bottle for the cleanser.

I shall go back this week and see if I can get the Cleansing Milk, and hopefully the Gel to use on my neck.

I like high end of the market products but have to say at age 45, getting tired of paying such crazy prices :rolleyes: ... got to worth trying these products out for a few months and at first use I am very impressed :T

HTH :beer:

Just thought I would update on my findings

I have been using the Cleanser, and Day/Night creams for the past two weeks (Iserre range from Lidl) .... not really keen on the Day cream, although does not irritate/smell as you would expect with a Sensitive cream for me it is a little too rich as a day cream. I think would be suited though to a mature/dry skin for day use.

The cleanser is good ... nice foam but prefer just to use in the shower and like my regular cream cleanser for removing makeup and end of day routine. I shall see if I can get the milk cleanser this week and try that also.

The Night cream I am using as a mask, like some others have mentioned that they are doing with their Siana cream. It also works well as a night cream for hands. Much prefer this cream to the day one in the same range, but think this may be due to the lovely fresh smell/texture.

I managed to get the Siana Night cream last week so have been using that since; much prefer this over the Iseree night cream. Texture is nice and fluid although thick also. I think it is a personal preference and for the price of these it is worth trying them all just to see what suits your skin best.

I shall continue to buy/use Siana night cream and hope to find the Day cream at some point to try also.

I have really seen an improvement although I had started to use the Boots Protect and Perfect Serum at the same time so some of my improvements I feel are down to this also.

Skin feels much less tight and open pores are less. Have also used the night creams very carefully around the eye area with no problems.

It is good to read others feedback .... brill thread ladies :T

HTH

chaos_247

Hi, just to let you know Aldi Farnworth branch had both creams in this morning.