Face creams

[Bridget]

I've never been one for expensive face creams. I just use that thick Nivea cream but I also use Ambre Soleil face cream factor 50 - I use it no matter what, even mid winter.

[cartoonp]

Sorry I am a male the last time I looked 😆 but I use a few zerobase cream epimax cream and I use Dermol cream as a soap as I can not use normal soap. I had a lot of dry skin problems.

[Sue]

I’ve used Simple products for years. Face wash and moisturiser - reasonably priced and often on 3 for 2 at Superdrug.
As I’ve got older I use the more intensive moisturiser as my skin has got drier and I need to use one with SPF too as I’m very fair skinned.

People often say I don’t look my age so it must be good stuff

[Lostbrain]

I've always found Nivea to be a good cheap and cheerful option.

[Bianca]

I've been ordering from this company for a few years now. I haven't tried their face cream or lotion, but I regularly use other products from them and really like them. They're gentle but effective (in my experience).

quinessence/

I also like Waitrose's simple line. Like this: -

waitrose/ecom/produc...-541175-541176

They do others, but I can't see them on the website at the moment - they might be in stores.

[WIGGYSMUM]

I have used Johnson’s for as long as I can remember, about £2 and I always stock up when on offer at the supermarket. A little goes a long way

[mrs rcch]

Lidl’s anti wrinkle night cream is good, think it’s a few pounds . Always worth a try

[jndt]

I always used Simple but I've switched to Aldis own which I prefer and is cheaper so win win.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by mrs rcch

Lidl’s anti wrinkle night cream is good, think it’s a few pounds . Always worth a try

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Is that part of the Q10 range?
I like these I have very sensitive skin and it works for me. (But as posted above it's not expensive so ok to buy for a patch test and then just use on your feet if you react on your face ! )

[Jaspercat10]

I use thick old fashioned nivea cheap as chips with a serum