cheap skincare on a budget

[gillybeanz]

looking for a good cleanser, toner? do I need one, and moisturiser.
Preferably the same brand if possible.

Most I try can work but leave either a sticky or greasy residue.
I'm over 50 with dry skin so would love a thick creamy moisturiser.

Please recommend me something to brighten me up a bit and moisturise my skin.

Superdrug vitamin e range is good and cheap. Elemis and Liz Earle are good as well but cost a bit more

Thank you, I'll give these a try.
I'm willing to try anything as skin feels so dry atm.

The ordinary! Dirt cheap and high tech too.

Agree with @Jnetmummer Superdrug Vitamin E range is great.

Ponds Cold Cream cleanser is still a fave of mine.

Micellar water is amazing and you get it from the pound shops. I use Original Source toner, can't remember how much it cost but it lasted me ages (like a year or so) so however much it was, it was worth it.
Body shop vitamin E moisturiser is fab and if your budget can stretch to it they do a facial peel thing (£18 for a largish bottle but you use it once a week and only a small amount) and it makes you skin feel amazing and really glow.
Nivea and Dove moisturisers are really good too. Quite thick so best as a night cream.

Good cheap brands:
Nivea, Vaseline, Simple, Superdrug's own brand ranges including their 'B.' range.

This range from Superdrug is great on a budget. Lots of makeup artist/columnists like Sali Hughes etc rate it highly too. I like the hot cloth cleanser and the glycolic toner (which is apparently a dupe for the Pixi glow)

www.superdrug.com/Superdrug-Naturally-Radiant/c/superdrugnaturallyradiant

Micellar water is cheap and suitable for sensitive skin. Nivea soft as a moisturiser. I also use Aldi eye gel too.

I've just switched recently to the garnier range and love it so far!!

!!! at the mention of Elemis to someone asking for cheap skincare!!

I didn't read the title until I read that comment ignore the elemis comment!

Superdrug Naturally Radiant range is brilliant and has everything - hcc, acid pads, serum/moisturiser, eye creams. And they're always half price or 241.

Garnier products are very good - either their micellar water or their clear pore wash are fab (I actually use one after the other but I have oily skin...!)

Astral cream is a great budget moisturiser.

Oh that Garnier Rose looks lovely and I've lots to choose from now.
I think I'll just have to try them all over the next year to find the right one.

I did used to use Nivea, but it was a bit greasy and felt wrong so I stopped using it and didn't replace.
Got so fed up of crepey dry skin so I'm going to stick with it this time
for your brilliant suggestions.

Beauty Pie! Their clay cleanser is amazing and they have a good range of serums and moisturiser and the it's very cheap!

I love eucerin, the ordinary and no7 for skin care and will buy these above anything expensive. Every time.
I now save money and spend on make up

Waitrose Pure range hot cloth cleanser is the best I have used an is incredibly cheap