Things you repurchased for years!

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Aveda damage remedy. Try to replace it every few years and skulk back with my tail between my legs each time.

Aveda heat protecter in the blue tube. Last one lasted me 5 years. I know because I got married the year I bought it.

Dermalogica multivitamin recovery mask. Never found a dupe and it gives you that well nourished look. Dermalogica cleanser, sunblocks etc too.

Superdrug vitamin E intensive body cream. Rich but not heavy in mineral oil.

Aveda Daily Moisturising Lotion
Vichy Mineral 89 serum thing
Dr Hauschka Clarifying Toner, used this for the last 13 years.
Laneige BB cushion foundation, but have trouble getting these in the U.K.
Benefit Dandelion powder as blusher
Urban Decay eyeliner

I used rimmel pressed powder for probably 25 years until i discovered Poundlands translucent powder £1 , i actually prefer it .

L'Occitane Almond Shower Oil

This was my daily treat in lockdown and have continued using it ever since. Simply lovely.

Garnier micellar water with the pink lid

benefit they’re real mascara

urban decay eyeshadow primer (the original one)

soap and glory the scrub of your life body exfoliator

Estée Lauder advanced night repair serum (I’ve bought this for 25 years!)

Vichy nutrilogie 1 and 2 moisturisers. I've been using these on and off for over 20 years - I try other things but always come back to them. They just work for my skin.

Also suncream by Richard Gillis. My family have been using this regularly for around 30 years now. The smell takes me right back to childhood.

Sanitary towels. Although I'm hoping that I won't need them anymore soon.

Biosilk serum for my thick wavy non porous hair. Stops frizz, keeps waves. Wish I could buy a cheaper alternative but have never found one. All else is ineffective of sticky or greasy.
www.amazon.co.uk/Biosilk-Silk-Therapy-Serum-167ml/dp/B001797W40

Rimmel Hide The Blemish. The best blemish concealer there is imo.

Max factor 2000 calorie mascara.
Max factor creme puff powder.
Rimmel waterproof eyeliner.
Chanel bronzing solid pot thing

Toni and Guy Sea Salt spray. The best product for my wavy hair.

Bought Boots Botanics eye make up remover for about 10 years until they changed the formula and it made my eyes sting!

Mac Lipstick. Always goes on beautifully, never dries my lips. I have about 20 colours!

Clinique even better foundation
Rimmel press powder
Collection 2000 liquid eyeliner

Collection Lasting Perfection concealer
Lily Lolo mineral foundation
The Body Shop Oils of Life moisturiser

Optrex brightening eye drops

Garnier micellar water with the pink lid
Rimmel Asia lipstick
Dove soap and roll on deodorant with the blue cap
Olay Sensitive SPF15 moisturiser

All cheap and cheerful staples that I come back to every time despite flirting with more expensive versions

OhMerde
I use tretinon (.from.dermatica.. low level each day.25)
I am not sure of its affects(used to use good genes) .

I am i ntrested to read that you use it too. What do you think to it.?..what sort of dosage, if you dont mind advising.?
also., your retinol crysal product, do ypu use.alongside tret?thanks!

Tropic sunday ( spf) face cream.
Bobbi brown roseberry lipstick .. for years .. but disçontinued now ...

Bobbi brown extra eye cream. The eye cream of the gods. I have the world’s driest eyelids and it leaves things like Keihls avocado standing

o’keefes body lotion. The only thing that protects my dry and eczema prone skin.

Philip Kingsley elasticiser - massively helps my crap dry hair

Superdrug vitamin E face wash.

Flannels. The best exfoliators

Child’s farm sweet orange oil shower gell (summer), l’occataine almond oil shower gell (winter)

Clinique curling mascara in black, stays on, curls a bit, doesn’t annoy my eyes, tubing so comes off easily

Laura mercier tinted moisturiser. Never found anything better.

Flexitol heel balm
Another Scrubber foot pumice thing (excellent replacement for newtons sponges which aren’t made anymore it seems)
Altruist spf50
Sure maximum protection cream deodorant (can’t get the stick one anymore as made in Russia!)
Dermatica tretinoin/hydroquinone
The Inkey List Fulvic acid cleanser

ELF brow gel
No7 tubing mascara in the gold tube
(although I have had tinted lashes and brows over the summer and hardly worn any make up!)

Not happy with any of my moisturisers right now, need to find a good one.

Wow, I'm amazed to see how many times Mitchum roll-on has been mentioned. I recently started using it and reckon I'm a convert for life!

Otherwise flexitol hand balm is the only thing that works for my poor dermatitis-stricken hands. Despite trying to cut beauty costs, I've come crawling back to Clinique moisture surge as it alone can keep both my flaky brows and shiny and t-zone happy.

Boots basic eye make up remover pads
so cheap and effective
now not sold
and I’ve tired everything !!

I was disappointed to see that you included Urban Decay in your list, cos I really enjoyed the alliteration!

Agreed @Starfishswimmer, loved that little blue pot of pads - I'd even take them in the car so I could take my make up off on the way home after a night out! Most other things leave me with puffy eyes - I've resorted to baby oil soaked on to little muslin circles that I've cut out myself and keep in the old pots now.

Estée Lauder Double Wear
Clinique Cheek Pops
Guerlain Bronzer No 2
Benefit Waterproof Eye Pencil with smudger
Elf eyebrow pencil - only comes in one colour
Huda Lip Pencil
Lip stains Gold lipsticks
Elnett Hairspray
GHD split end therapy
John Frieda Frizz Ease

Body shop ginger shampoo. Been using it since the 90s.
Neutrogena hand cream
Kiehls body lotion- always feels like a treat

Lancôme mascara
Olaplex 3&8
John Frieda frizz ease serum
Charlotte Tilbury lipsticks
Heliocare

The UD primer potion is down to £12 on Amazon today!