Good moisturising cream? Recommendations please....

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Decleor or okay regenerist 3 point cream???

Have some money to spend and would like a GOOD moisturising cream for winter months

• any recommendations?

Also, anyone bought beauty stuff from amazon with success?

i absolutely love moisture surge by clinique. It costs about £35 a pot but it does go a long way and isn't at all greasy.

I quite like Crystal Clear's Skin Repair Cream and Elenis's Pro Collagen Marine Cream.

I swear by Creme de la Mer in the winter. The pot looks tiny (30 gr) but it will last you 4 months.

I am a big fan of Clarins cream, the one especially for dry skin and/or the winter months.

it is very rich, but does not leave you shiny.

only use in winter though, when heating and rough weather take their toll.

Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Moisturising Cream - is incredibly creamy but not greasy and really plumps up skin - think is about £25 a tube but lasts for ages.

I've just started using Clarins Extra Firming Cream and finding it to be excellent. I've gone back to premium products after trying Olay and Boots no 7 both of which I didn't like.

Lancôme Génifique is absolutely fantastic. My skin is softer and more glowing than it has been for ages.

madameCastafiore Do you really find Elizabeth Arden 8 hr cream not greasy? I love i but only on my lips. Although I don't have dry skin.

There is a daily moisturiser tyhat they do - is completely different to the one that you ar e thnking of but just as good.

Is white and like a normal cream not that weird colour greasy stuff that you use on lips etc. Does smell slightly the same though.

Marks and Spencers moisturiser - non perfumed for extra dry skin is very good I think. Cheap and reputed (on this site) to be made by Clarins

Ah I see

I've just started using Decleor hydra Floral cream and LOVE it

QVC will let you send it back if you dont like it, even if used

Embryolisse (if you're going to France)

Olay Regeneriste - my makeup artist friend says this is the dog's doo dahs considering its price.

If you want to spend, Natura Bisse.

definitely decleor - it's the business

carloss I dont use decleor cleanser but do have quite oily skin, have found hydra really moisturising without making skin more greasy

I use Nuxe cream and it's fantastic for winter!

i I like Decleor, elemis and am now using Liz Earle moisturiser which seems nice and light.

i find some moisturisers bring me out in spots if they are too rich.

I used Chanel Rectifiance for years and loved it until they changed the formula last summer. I think I tried the equivalents from every premium counter and also the other ranges from Chanel but didn't like anything else.

I now use Boots No 7 Protect & Perfect (Serum + Day Cream + Night Cream + Eye Cream) and really rate it. I think it's very similar in texture and performance to the Rectifiance cream and it suits my skin well.

It's also about 1/3 of the price of the Chanel stuff and there are always 3 for 2 offers so it's even cheaper - but that wasn't a factor in my decision.

After years of using v expensive moisturisers I now use Olay 3point regenerist cream. It is fantastic and keeps my skin nicely hydrated.

Olay- only just discovered it and it's amazing IMO.