Costco skin care products...

[Anonymous]

I am 37 generally have no beauty routine except whatever generic face lotion I grab at the grocery store. But I think it's time for anti-wrinkle, night cream, serum...something. My issues are horizontal forehead and neck lines, puffy under eyes, and random areas of red/ruddiness. A lot of the Olay beauty products and similar have been on sale at Costco lately, but I have no idea what I need or if any of them work.. Any one have any favorites, or advice? Below are some of the ones I have seen, but there are even more:

https://www.costco.com/olay-retinol-with-peptide-24-advanced-night-face-moisturizer%2c-1.7-oz%2c-2-pack.product.100539690.html

https://www.costco.com/olay-vitamin-c-%2526-peptide-24-advanced-moisturizer%2c-1.7-oz%2c-2-pack.product.100809906.html

https://www.costco.com/olay-total-effects-7-in-1-moisturizer-with-sunscreen-spf-15-fragrance-free%2c-3.4-fl-oz.product.100336706.html

https://www.costco.com/olay-regenerist-advanced-micro-sculpting-cream%2c-1.7-oz%2c-2-pack.product.100539709.html

https://www.costco.com/roc-retinol-correxion-max-hydration-cream%2c-1.7-oz-%2526-3.4-oz.product.100981904.html

[Anonymous]

I'm a big fan of Olay and Roc products, and Costco has some great deals when it comes to their skincare products.

All that said, I would not expect these products to take care of the forehead lines or neck lines. For your forehead you need botox. Period. For your neck, well that would be a neck tightening procedure.

In terms of the redness, sounds like mild rosacea. You need to see a derm for that if you really want to nip it in the bud.

Puffy under eyes. now for THAT there is over the counter help but not with these creams. Get yourself to Ulta or Sephora and buy those under eye patches from Patchology. They work like a charm,

[Anonymous]

See a derm.

[Anonymous]

I think that you'll ultimately spend less and get better results if you see a Derm. I stopped all the OTC stuff and switched to tretinoin; that is when I actually saw noticeable results.

[Anonymous]

I'm in my 50s and in addition to having aging skin, I also have rosacea. I've found TikTok to be really helpful in identifying what products I need to to look for in skin care. Among others, I follow 'dermdoctor'. Knowing what ingredients to look for has also helped me save money. You really don't need to spend big bucks on good skin care products.