moisturiser recommendations please

[Khalessi]

Due to a tight budget for the foreseeable future, I'm looking to buy cheaper products. I really like liz earle moisturiser, Estes launder day wear and clinique dramatically different.
Can I have some recommendations for cheaper alternatives please?

I have used Clarins for 15 years but hate the price tag. Avon Renew is a fantastic range, really good quality and a fraction of the price.

I use this

Boots botanics much better than the origins one that i was using rhat cost a small forune

Simple, I buy their skin care stuff if I can't afford Clinique, it is very good for sensitive skin and usually on offer in one of the supermarkets at about £3 per item.

Superdrug Vitamin E and Instant Radiance (or Naturally Radiant - can never remember!) both really good. Vit E for drier skin - using that in winter and then the IR in summer when less dry.

Another vote for Boot's Botanics. SPF 15, no parabens or chemicals. Always on 3 for 2 so I usually stock up on the hot cloth cleanser and eye cream or mask (depending on what's running low) at the same time.

Aldi restorative day cream is almost identical to Clarins and only 1.99.

Superdrug do a version of Liz Earle C and P and moisturiser for less than a fiver.

The body shop aloe Vera range is excellent-buy on line for half the price of the shop.

I buy clarins on Ebay

Thanks for all the recommendations!

Superdrug own-brand skincare is really fantastic now, much better than Boots imo (I did love Botanics but then they changed the range again a couple of years ago and my favourites disappeared). Botanics is not bad at all for the price, but Superdrug B. range is great and feels really high-end. The radiance balm in the Naturally Radiant range (green packaging) is a great dupe for Clarins Beauty Flash Balm btw. Try the Optimum range for anti-ageing. Oh and the Vitamin E scrub is wonderful - the scrubby bits are actually oatmeal which softens in the mixture, so it's super gentle and moisturising.

Revlon Colorstay is the good cheap budget alternative to ELDW and their pale shade range is better

Whoops, Colorstay is a good substitute for Doublewear but Daywear is much lighter, right? One of the lighter Bourjois products?

dame do you know the name of the superdrug liz Earle dupe moisturiser please? Thankd

Geek the C&P dupe is the Vitamin E HCC (or maybe the Naturally Radiant one, there are two really) so I would imagine the moisturiser is in those ranges.

The vit E one is good but the one that is most like C and P imo is the naturally radiant one.

I used Liz Earle C&P for years, until I discovered Superdrug Natural Radiance hot cloth cleanser. I use Steam Cream (following a recommendation on another thread a few weeks back) and am very impressed. I have no idea whether it's like the Clarins moisturiser, but it's better than many high-end creams I've used. It sinks in in the same way as Clinique D moisturiser does.

Muslin to clean- and I use soap these days as cleanser - and loreal revitalift. Won't deny I've been a moisturiser snob in the the past (have a half-used bottle ? of Lancôme dreamtone that I'm hoarding for summer) but was given a freebie of the loreal. Initially I thought 'not going to work' ....but I am very pleasantly surprised! It's rich, smells ok, easily absorbed and effective for my currently dry skin; I will def buy again!

I bought a Skin Wisdom moisturiser in Tesco a few weeks ago, £3 reduced from £6....in a purple box, for 25+ skin and it's amazing!!! Doesn't irritate my sensitive skin or make it feel greasy or give me spots. I've gone and bought a couple more as buying a moisturiser is so hard. Bargain!!!

Dr nick Lowe is a good cheaper range day moisturiser in bouts. The day one is ok ( dont personally like the smell of night one). Number 7 do a good hot cloth cleanser which you can stock up on when the £5 vouchers are around at boots - I find their moisturisers too greasy and you won't like them if you are used to high end.
I also buy dermalogica moisturisers - love skin smoothing cream it is my old faithfull - still expensive but if you buy the 100ml and get it on line from Jersey beauty company you can get is significantly cheaper ( plus they always give you samples if you want to try new stuff) than the average beauty counter cream x

Nivea soft, gets amazing reviews on make up alley, so I gave it a try and it's actually fab! There is a daily mail article you can google that compares the ingredients and effects I creme de la mer and nivea and I'm certain the nivea comes out tops. I've started slathering inn the nivea soft and people have commented on my skin!! I'm a real skin care snob usually so it's worth a try.

Bought Nivea Soft in Home Bargains - my favourite shop! - and haven't found it since. Nearly run out so it's urgent. It's brilliant! Does anyone know where to get it?

I bought a tub of Nivea Soft in Tescos this week!

Is there a range of Nivea that doesn't smell, like, well Nivea ? There's just something in it that doesn't agree with my nose - worse than dove for me. But I like the moisturising of Nivea.

Nivea is bogof at Tesco at the mo,I got some yesterday

I went to a Temple Spa party a few weeks ago and got suckered into spending £64 on cleanse, tone, moisture and face pack. It's nice but I'm normally a simple girl, lol