Decent moisturiser recommendations for cold weather/central heating

[bizzylizzy]

Hi everyone, I hope you can help.

I've got dry skin that's fine as long as I moisturize. I use the No7 ranges, protect and perfect and their day and night creams. But since we switched the central heating on my skin feels tight and uncomfortable. Can anyone recommend a good heavy duty Winter moisturizer that won't look greasy on my skin, please? Thanks very much.

[Rodge2]

Cetaphil lotion?

[jamesnan]

My daughter suffers from dry skin and swears by Eucerin cream and lotion, she said the 10% (I think) is excellent on the face. It costs a bit more but well worth it.

[Prudie]

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour cream is raved about the world over

[NoMercy]

Perhaps you need a hydrating moisturiser. Lancome do one called Hydrazen which is very good.

[boxtops]

I have to up my water intake when the heating goes on, I find the atmosphere very dry. The dry heat in the office now the boiler's gone on is very trying.

[anneasquith]

why is it trying box.................. lol

[society]

Eucerin

[TTG]

Nivea Creme is good. Drink a little more water.

[TheOtherHalf]

I use Boots cucumber moisturiser. Its lovely. Even my OH uses it sometimes as his skin is dry when cycling to and from work. And its a reasonable price

[rowanwitch]

you could use one for older skin they tend to be a little richer.... I tend to use a little night cream mixed into my day time one during the worst of winter