What's so fab about Estee lauder advanced night repair serum??

[ggirl]

i have a sample and I don't get it?
has won loads of so called przes
am i being impatient?
it's all a load of bollocks ...non?

Never tried it, seems like Im missing something, think I need it

yes, try it for a month and get back to me

Nothing. I keep getting little bottles of the stuff from MIL who in turn gets them from the EL lady she knows (and keeps in commission). It's alright, nothing more.

It's not that great. I've tried it and it's meh.

wonder if anyone has actually bought a full size bottle?

I've got some of that in the wardrobe! By the the time I get to the end of the day I'm too knackered to do anything except fall into bed, so I haven't tried it yet but if it's that good, I'd better give it a whirl [hshock]

Also not particularly impressed. I haven't found any one serum that is better than any other regardless of price. This seems no different to the Aldi one to me!

best nightcream I've ever used is the clarins one in the red tub but it's £££

I have it and agree it is meh.

I got some as a gift and also did not see what all the fuss is about.

About as effective as creme de la mer in my opinion - and I thought that was rubbish too.

Used it once and could see no discernible difference. Beauty writers refer to it as "sleep in a jar" - I always wonder where they get this drivel from. It does NOT make you look any more well-rested than actually going to bed would.

I am trying it out at the moment...not overly impressed so far but will give it a bit more time. I am, however, impressed with the Idealist serum - it's lovely!

The best serum I've tried is Clinique Laser Focus. That really does seem to make a difference to weary spot prone skin. And I'm quite cynical about potions normally.

It is meh. Estee Lauder Idealist is better. A lovely night cream is Guerlain's Midnight Secret. I always treat myself to it when at the airport for some reason!