Can anyone recommend a good not too expensive everyday moisturiser?

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For dry, sensitive mature skin! Thanks in advance x

Olive oil. I have beautiful skin, mid - fifties, no wrinkles yet!

SOSserum day cream with SPF 30. Fragrance free, very moisturising and good daily protection. Their SPF 50 is also great for summer/stronger sun.

This is what use, the night cream is also lovely.

My reply was to the post in the screenshot below. The post and reply suggested that the people involved doing understand how the skin/blood barrier works. My reply was a basic explanation about the differences between cream/lotion delivery and transdermal patches. It's an important distinction and one that, as you can tell from some of the responses here, many people don't understand.

@mumwheresmyribena , but I already knew how it worked and your reply looked as if it was aimed at me.

Direct it at the poster who made the initial remark, @dappledligh not me.

La Roche pasay vitamin b5 serum is lovely

I have just started using the new Garnier Vitamin C range (yellow bottle) . Its brilliant,and ive used all sorts over the years! My skin feels and looks so much better. Think it was about £7 for the moisturiser.

This has been a game changer for me La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+

I initially started with olay 7 and gave it sometime but it never worked. Did it work for you?

Boots cucumber moisturiser.

I’m liking the hydrogel SPF 50 from neutrogena as well. Saves having a moisturiser and as SPF

Superdrug glow in the green tube

I replied to your question on your post. You brought the subject of transdermal patches up.

Maybe you could have explained how the skin/blood barrier works then instead of just commenting with what appeared to be a straightforward question.

Asda do a really cheap (less than £5) Day and Night cream. Both are fab - I really think the secret is using something all the time.

I like their cream blusher stubby sticks -

I'm on my 2nd tub of this and i like it!

It feels thick at first but then just sinks right in. Smells nice too like sun cream 😊

@CloseEncountersOfTheLoveKind is there a particular brand of coconut oil that you would recommend? And do you also use it as a cleanser?

La Roche Posay Cicaplast Baume 5.

I've been using Aveeno and my skin still feels silky in the morning.

Cerave is really good.

Lucy B is the best coconut oil.
Expensive but worth it.
I use it as a cleanser, as my skin is pretty dry, and can absorb oils easily.
You can also use coconut oil as a carrier oil for when you want to use essential oils.

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Thanks for your reply. My skin is also dry and getting more so as I get older! I'll have a look for the Lucy B oil.

I’ve bought the Sainsbury’s moisturiser for a similar price and got Boots everyday unscented which was £1.45!