best high st moisturiser for under £12 from Boots!

[beanfilledfish]

have run out of liz earle and can't justify another £20 on a moisturiser this month. what is the best one I can buy for ideally under about £12 locally?
Am 47 with normal skin but lately has been prone to breakouts!

[bingohandjob]

Ok, not Boots, but I really rate B. range from Superdrug and very often on offer... www.superdrug.com/brandshop/B/skincare

[turtlewoman]

It's one pound over your budget but the soap and glory speed plump moisturiser is GREAT. I have horribly dry and sensitive skin and this works a treat, really nice base for makeup and smells lovely too.

[turtlewoman]

here is the link www.boots.com/soap-and-glory-speed-plump-all-day-super-moisture-marvel-10194611

[beforeihit30]

I use [[http://www.boots.com/eucerin-oily-acne-prone-skin]] products as I get blemishes. I find their moisturiser is a good moisturiser overall, regardless of blemishes - it's not specifically for targeting spots, but it leaves the skin soft and smooth and a good base for makeup. A little goes a long way - I use the adjunctive care version as I also have very dry skin, and it lasts me at about 1.5 months.

[beforeihit30]

Oh wow, I had link issues there. Meant to say I use Eucerin!

[Tenpastlate]

Another vote for Eucerin. It's under £9.

[Freddorika]

I ran out of expensive moisturiser and bought nivea daily moisturiser and it's perfectly good and costs about 4 quid

[YessicaHaircut]

Boots Time Delay day cream is pretty good for the price: £7.99 for 50ml.

[JeNeSuisPasVotreMiel]

Nivea in the blue tin comes up time and time again as better than any other available moisturiser.
It's apparently only equalled by Creme de la Mer at over £100 a pop.

[hunans]

Aveeno baby range. Best thing I've ever used on my skin.

[INeedNewShoes]

Neutrogena comfort balm. It's less than £4 for a big pot that lasts months.

I honestly find my skin is as good when I use this as when I use proper facial moisturisers.

[jumpin17]

Time Delay is virtually the same formula as Protect and Perfect

[QueenRefusenik]

I swear by Simple, an absolute steal (especially as it's regularly on offer!)

[blue2014]

Another vote for simple. I was using Clinique - simple is so much nicer

[RedBugMug]

nivea q10

[FishlessCake]

Nivea (blue pot), astral or aveeno. I've tried so many others and these are the best for my dry spot prone skin.

[LiefieLiefie]

Nivea Daily Moisturiser. About a fiver.

I have very dry skin (made worse by returning to this cold weather after years abroad) and this stuff works wonders without being greasy.

[DameDeDoubtance]

<a class="break-all" href="//www.amazon.co.uk/d/122/CeraVe-Facial-Moisturizing-Lotion-PM-3-oz/B00365DABC/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486909840&sr=8-1&keywords=cerave%20pm&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21" rel="nofollow noindex" target="_blank">Cerave PM is excellent. Full of decent ingredients, Niacinamide and Hyaluronic acids. Pump action so the fomula stays uncorrupted and germ free. The cream sinks in without a trace too and sits well under make up .

[Badcat666]

I'm currently using Simply Sensitive from Boots, was under £2 and is working better then some of the very expensive brands I've used. I'm near your age as well OP with dry but prone to chin outbreaks. A little goes a very long way as well.

[Tech2016]

i use the moisturiser from Aldi. It is just fantastice and the most expensive one is £6 !!

[gottachangethename1]

Astral. It's 90p for a small tub! My skin is sensitive and was put off by its thickness and smell initially, but its fab. 19yr old dd is also a convert. I'll never buy an expensive moisturiser ever again, total rip off.

[ThePurpleOneWithTheNut]

I've been using L'Oréal Age Perfect, seems quite good. Also thought I'd really splash out and try an Aldi one (with Soy) and it's surprisingly really nice .

I've mainly used Estee Lauder over the years but can't stretch to that anymore.

[Lunawolf]

Boots Time Delay - I use most of this range and my skin looks great for the first time in years!

[Plug123]

I use Nivea Q10 day cream and Nivea Q10 night cream. I always buy when on offer and usually pay around £5 for each jar, I notice that some People have said Nivea in the blue tin as well. This is brill. I am well in my 50s but people always say I have beautiful skin, very clear and radiant. Nivea Q10, this is a give for me, this is my secret to beautiful,skin on a budget

[SchnitzelVonKrumm]

Body Shop Vitamin E cream - 13 quid but always on 3 for 2. The only thing I've ever used that was better was Pro-Collagen Marine Cream for £££.