Mid-priced facial moisturiser for REALLY dry skin?

[CravingSunshine]

I have been spoiled by a free sample of Clarins Hydraquench for cold climates but at £34 that's not an option for me. It was rich, creamy and I woke up with peachy skin. Is there a cheaper one out there that has the same effect?
I've tried:
Ponds
Lancome
Jason aloe vera
Nivea
Boots botanics
Simple
Lidl Q10

and they're too perfumed and thin and in fact don't make a difference at all. I'd love to hear of one that works! Had a look on here for dry skin threads and didn't find any answers. Cheers!

Have also been using Oilatum skin repair cream on arms and it's making a big difference to the dry patches.

eucerin hyaluronic filler night cream. Dont bother with the day cream

still a little pricy, but its cheaper on ebay

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EUCERIN-HYALURON-FILLER-ANTI-AGE-NIGHT-CREAM-50ml-/111022109180?pt=UK_Health_Beauty_Skincare_PP&hash=item19d96ef1fc

I react to that Branleuse, the only one I can wear is the aquaporin

www.boots.com/en/Eucerin-AQUAporin-ACTIVE-Moisturising-Cream-Rich-40ml_1040169/

Mendi I tried the toner for the first time and I had a definite 'prickle' not sure I'll use it again, it seems very harsh. It's either the toner or the New moisturiser which I will try on it's own today and see if it's ok. The Cicaplast is fine!

I would second the Bodyshop Vit E Intense cream too. My Mum has very dry skin, and she uses the Bodyshop Wisewoman serum underneath which I sometimes pinch which smells divine.
Eating lots of avocados is good for your skin :)