Moisturiser that made a visible difference to your skin?

[Lottiebugz22]

Im using elemis pro collagen marine cream it was a present but I think it's giving me spots. Which moisturisers have made a visible difference to your skin?

I'm sorry but I'm going to have to say the Nivea little blue pot... am sure there will be more of us along soon.
Clinique dramatically different is ok.

To be competitive honest I have tried so many expensive moisturisers.. but I always go back to
Nivea, it’s amazing and does my face the world of good!! And I’ve been through decleor, Elemis, liz Earle, Chanel, la Roche posay and many more! It’s this one www.boots.com/nivea-daily-essentials-light-moisturising-day-cream-for-normal-to-combination-skin-spf15-50ml-10081017?cm_mmc=bmm-buk-google-ppc--PLAs--(GB:Whoop!)+Nivea-_-(GB:Whoop!)+Boots+Shopping+-+Category+-+Beauty+-+Mobile&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIndq2ocfg5gIVArDtCh0AWgGAEAQYBSABEgI4aPD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

That was meant to say completely..... blooming autocorrect 🙄

Boots basic cucumber range moisturiser is the bees knees (for me). Better than the expensive clarinet I used for years and it costs about £1.50 for a round pot that lasts me agggggeess (a year ish).

*clarins

I use Environ. It's really good

The Superdrug Naturally Radiant 2 in 1 Moisturiser & Serum. My skin is so bright and looks healthy since using it.

Charlotte Tilbury Magic Cream literally is magic, my skin glows.

Ponds

Honestly although I have moisturisers I really like, what’s made the biggest difference to my skin has been toners and serums targeted to my skin type and skin concerns eg retinol for anti-aging and glow, BHA for congestion. Oh and daily spf!

The Beauty Pie retinol ones and hylauronic acid serum too that or the Biore Aqua serum that I pile on daily too.

Depends what for. All skin is different.
Mine needed different things when dehydrated than when it was chemically mauled due to acne treatment

CeraVe. The big tub.

I used to love Dr Hauschka Rose Day Cream but I got myself some with a Christmas voucher and its actually a bit heavy. Theres a light version though.

Avene vis Boots had a redness-reducing ond I really liked for a while

Holland & Barrett Dr Organic Pro-Collagen with Black Pearl. Really good.

I have the Charlotte tilbury magic cream - it's incredibly nourishing without being greasy and really gives my skin a healthy glow that nothing else I've used has done before. Quite expensive but worth it in my opinion

Another vote for Superdrug here 😊

It's all about the serum for me. I've never found a moisturiser that's made much of a difference

La Roche Posay cicaplast B5 repair balm. I use quite a lot of ‘actives’ and this is just really nice and soothing.

Cacau oil from Holland and Barret

Cacay*

It’s also thick and rich so it keeps my skin plump and manages the retinA flakes without being greasy. Plus it isn’t full of fragrance or colours which my skin doesn’t like.

Keihls ultra balm at night - brill

Astral. I have very dry skin though.

Nivea and Clarins beauty flash balm on top for me. Again I've tried many expensive creams and medical treatment ranges and the circular pots of Nivea work the best for me. I am loving the old fashioned Clarins Beauty Flash Balm over the top of the Nivea currently as I'm in my 40's and breastfeeding (can't have my Botox at the minute) my last baby so my skin needs all the help it can get. I used to use beauty flash balm 20+ years ago for hiding hangovers. I'm getting lots of comments on my skin at the minute despite feeling haggard and knackered with the menopause baby!