Recommend me a richer night cream? I fancy a change.

[MagratsHair]

I'm just using the Avon pink 25-35 day & night moisturiser but I think I need something stronger or more nourishing purely because I'm older

I'm 39 now & my skin is normal. A beautician once described it as sensitive but I don't have any allergic reactions & can pretty much use any product without any trouble. I'm outside a lot in all weathers & that probably doesn't do it much good.

I wear a face full of make up every day & use Liz Earle hot cloth to remove it all, I can't be arsed with a separate serum & I do use facial oil once a week if I remember. I cleanse & moisturise every night without fail but just rinse my face in the mornings, my BB cream has SPF.

I'm not too worried about wrinkles or ageing, I do have uneven skin tone (couple of broken capillaries & slight red patches) due to being outside so much but its not a problem & my BB cream/foundation hides it. I have no dry or oily bits :)

Any recommendations? :)

[RosyAuroch]

Chanel Hydra Beauty Nutrition. Once a year I get a pot at duty free and use it as an intensive treatment for as long as it lasts for some tlc, then switch back to my usual rosehip/jojoba oil homemade blend. It has shea butter in it and feels lovely- rish but light and non-greasy too.

[afghanda]

I'm about to sound ridiculous, but the Aldi night cream in the gold and white packaging for mature skin (I'm only in my 30s, so it's not aimed at me, but I love it) is amazing. It's incredibly rich and is one of the best night creams I've ever tried, including a lot of v expensive brands. It's about 2 quid or something crazy.

[annabanana19]

I use Olay Total effects.

But also have Avon reversalist 40+ one. Lovely and velvety.

[MsBojangles]

Liquid Gold.

[Truckingalong]

The Aldi expert mimox cream just came out tops in a test, so I bought it. It's lovely - really thick and moisturing. Can highly recommend it!