Which moisturiser do you use?

[JaMmRocks]

I want to try something different, have got the boots protect and perfect day and night ones atm, but I don't think they are all that great really.

So just being nosey, what do you rate?

Thanks!

[sparkle1977]

Personally I like the Olay ones, not particularly fussed on which exact one. At the moment I am using one of their more basic complete care range day creams. I have tried the (can't recall the name right now) but its the one in the red packaging that costs about £30. Its good but not really that much better than ones costing £8 to be worth the extra cash in my opinion.

[Bucharest]

I'm also using the Boots ones at the moment, got them for Christmas.

My favourite one of all time is Neal's Yard Frankinsense.

[mum2seb]

Liz Earle normal/ combination. It is literally the best moisturiser I've ever used!!

[cyteen]

Lush Enzymion. My skin is mostly oily with small patches of dry and this stuff works on all of it. Also it smells nice

[JaMmRocks]

How are you finding the boots one Bucharest? I don't think it's really man enough for my skin at the moment, it seems to be quite dry.

Thanks for all suggestions, I might have to do some testing

[cornsilk]

elemis procollagen marine cream
decleor
neals yard frankincense

[purplepeony]

Clinique either Super Defence or Youth Surge but I also like most of those by REN.

[Bucharest]

It's all right. Nice enough, but nothing special. I wouldn't buy it again unless I had one of those vouchers or something.

The elemis pro-collagen is gorgeousness itself (Shiney made me buy some last Christmas IIRC) but it's mortgage-prices unless it's on a super special on QVC.

[BusyMummy78]

Liz Earle normal/combination - it's fab! If I fancy a change I go for the clarin multi active creams (day & night). I love the Liz Earle and I wear less make up because my skin looks good. It's worth trying and good price too (about £16 for 50ml).

[JaMmRocks]

Does this look like a good price, or not so much?

[Bucharest]

Fvck me that's a good price!

[cornsilk]

I got that kit JaMm - the eye creamin it is ace. I also bought this The cream will last me for aaaages - you only need a bit. I had told myself that it was out of my price range but I looked in the mirror one day and caved in.

[Bucharest]

(and it smells divine)

[Downdog]

I am 42 but still have quite spotty/oily t-zone, now surrounded with ageing wrinkly bits. YAY!

best by far I have found is LIVING NATURE Balancing Day Lotion - light, but moisturises really well & is by far the best I have every found for my skin - magic. At £32 I consider it to be quite expensive (if I buy in UK) but it will last me at least 6 months.

livingnature.com/catalog/main.cfm?t=p&r=vw&pid=463&cid=1898

In deep of winter, I reach for something a little richer for a couple of months - whatever is on special!

[JaMmRocks]

hmmm, I'm really leaning towards buying the elemis stuff... I wonder what DP will say when I tell him 'the voices on the internet told me to'

[JaMmRocks]

oops, I appear to have accidentally ordered that set....

[rimmer08]

i second that cyteen- also use it

[hf128219]

Elemis Marine Cream is great.

What about Creme de la Mer?

[JaMmRocks]

Creme de la mer would be lovely, had I the funds to purchase...

[AuntieMaggie]

avon reversalist range - buy it when it's on offer

[MimsyStarr]

Usually Olay but just bought the new Eucerin Hyaluron Filler range from boots and seems good so far. Only had it for 2 weeks but I like what it is doing round the eye area.

[lotster]

I use 24 Hour Moisturising Complex by Espa. It's very natural, high in anti-oxidants, without any greasy feel and definitely clears the skin too.

It's not cheap but I hardly buy anything, am very scrimpy on clothes, but never moisturiser!