Getting older :(

sherrardk | 23:28 Mon 27th Feb 2012 | Body & Soul

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Sadly, Johnson's baby cream is no longer cutting the mustard and the skin on my face is really quite dry. Can anyone recommend a cheap and cheerful moisturiser that's not too heavy or oily (I don't wear make up and never put soap on my face). Thanks from a 42 year old who is suddenly realising that she is not a teenager anymore!

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Hi Buenchico - thanks for the link (know where Aldi is, go there so often they give the kids free chocolate!). Park there to get to town (usually has spaces and I am rubbish at parking (plus the car is too big for me) and they sell cheap cider which is lovely.

ladybirder

M&S do a light Day cream with Vit E for about £4. Excellent.

sherrardk

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Oh no - now I have got to make some sort of decision, will go to town on Thursday and have a look around (well, for as long as thing 1 and thing 2 can stand it).

welshlibranr

Aldi's face cream is really good sher, I have used it!........worth the money!........

237SJ

I`ve worn clinique dramatially different moisuriser for 15 years. I`ve tried numerous other brands but I always go back to that. I like to feel a moisuriser on my face because I think that if you put something on your face and it disappears and you can`t feel it that`s because it is just water and it evaporates off. I`m still searching for the definitive night cream though.

pastafreak

Seriously though...I use ALDI's 'Shimmering Day Cream'....very light,non-greasy,smells of peaches,and leaves a soft glow. I have sensitive skin-and have never had any problems using this....and it is only £1.99.
Oh-and it had rave reviews when it came out.

LoftyLottie

I use the facecreams from Lidl and find them excellent. About £3.00 per pot. Ulay brings me out in a rash. Aldi creams likewise have good reviews.

China Doll

Aldi still do that one in the first link as far as I know, I'm pretty sure I had a pot a couple of months ago. I like nivea and it was on offer in tescos not long ago, (half price for face wash and cream).

LoftyLottie

Hello Pasta, you weren't there when I started my post. I still have quite greasy skin, especially around the nose. But the benefit is that you don't get so many wrinkles :o)

Ann

Sherrard I have been using Nivea (the lotion in the bottle not the greasy creme in the flat tin) for 50 years now. I have tried expensive ones, but nothing is as good as Nivea.

starone

Yes, lottie is quite right. She is lucky to have naturally oily skin. Whatever you use, keep it up - you will find the benefit as you get older. I have always put cream on my face and although I have wrinkles (after all, I would be odd if I didn't at 84) my facial skin is far better than many others of the same age group. My sister in law is far, far worse than mine and she is 7 years younger. Keep going - you won't regret it.

EDDIE51

Reading this with intrest, how come us blokes can go our entire lives with no type of cosmetic ever ? Is it something to do with hormones?
I would estimate that 98% of men have never used any type of cosmetic.
The only time I used make up was when I used stage make up , I used to be a keen on amateur dramatics in my youth .