really good daytime moisturiser with SPF - recommendations please

[RubySlippers]

thread title says it all really!
I have combination skin, and prone to the odd spot or two
not too wrinkly (yet!) and i am quite fair skinned so would like an SPF
have been using the Boots Expert stuff but not thrilled with it
thank you

I like Oil of olay total effects with SPF15

Ditto oil of olay, I have used much more expensive ones that were not as good.

2 votes for oil of olay then

Allergic to Olay, makes me scratch my face half to bits.

I love Neutrogena Daily Moisturiser with SPF15. Unfortunately you can't get the tinted variety in the UK, but it is available just plain.

Sorry to be a bore but another Oil of Olay vote here.

My skin is combination as well and it moisturises the dry bits brilliantly but doesn't leave the oilier T zone feeling sticky. Not too pricy as well!

Yes I have comination skin and find the olay total effects better than anything else I tried (and I have tried a lot). Also liked the dermologica active moist but no spf in it.

Yes I have comination skin and find the olay total effects better than anything else I tried (and I have tried a lot). Also liked the dermologica active moist but no spf in it.

I use the Clarins SPF 15 one. It is expensive but it lasts for ages and ages. It isn't greasy either.

vote for the clarins one too. a little goes a long way.

3 votes for olay
1 for neutorgena
2 for clarins

decisions, decisions ...

I am going away in September, i could treat myself to the Clarins one in Duty Free

Better still, pop into your nearest clarins counter and ask for a sample.

They also sometimes do a deal where you book a facial or make up lesson with them for a booking fee of £10-£15. You then get this refunded to spend on product, so you get their advice as well as makeup/facial for nowt.

Can't beat Olay

Olay Illuminating (??) Moisturiser (the one that's about £7.49) - fab stuff

Olay also makes my skin go up in flames, so not good for sensitive skin

I have very fair skin and for the last couple of months have been using Clarins UV Plus - spf40. I'd highly recommend - I'm prone to the odd spot and this is one of the best moisturisers I've come across in that dept. Good under make-up too. Pricey but worth it.

voila

thank you all
clarins is meant to be good for sensitive skin IIRC
am slightly torn as the Olay seems popular
may try both!

Vote for the olay here. I will never defect

I always look out for when Clarins have an offer on. If you buy two full size products (I get moisturiser and face scrub wash thing) then you get 4 trial sizes free. This usually keeps me going for six months or so 'til the next one comes around...

freebies are good!
malory - i used to use Nivea - may invest in one of their eye creams