Please recommend a drug store night cream

[Anonymous]

The Cetaphil and Cerave creams are moisturizing but for me they feel thicker and have almost a layer left behind that can pill under makeup. So I often use them at night in the winter to slather them on and not worry about how they wear during the day.

For less dry months I like the Trader Joe's pump - its light, not really a cream - that is supposedly a Youth for the People dupe. I use this all the time.

I do think the expensive ones are better but can't do those all the time. I like Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream, Sunday Riley Ice (though it's been giving me a slight stingy redness lately so I might not rebuy), and Fresh Lotus Youth whatever it's called.

[Anonymous]

Olay micro sculpting night cream and Kiehls night retinol serum are amazing.

[Anonymous]

For budget friendly option, my Dermatologist recommended Ponds Dry Skin Cream.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Pressed Night Cream, Retinol + Niacinamide, Reduces Wrinkles, Fragrance Free

THIS! Between my retinol cleanser and this cream, there is a noticeable improvement in my skin.

[Anonymous]

Cerave PM in the summer and then the thick Cerave moisterizer in the tub in the winter when my skin is dry.

[Anonymous]

I use straight shea butter.

[Anonymous]

I honestly use Nivea and it’s been great!

[Anonymous]

Simple kind to skin vitamin night cream

[Anonymous]

I’m not OP but I’m beginning to switch up my skincare and be more attentive to it. I see Cerave listed so often, and in other posts, I’ll try it.

I used to think I should stick to the same product line for all my skincare, but that’s not true, correct? I have sensitive skin and trying out retinol and other preventative products. I’m 55 so a bit late although my skin is not too bad yet. I just always stuck w the basics due to sensitivity. I’m enjoying this thread!

[Anonymous]

I just got a two-tub honey day/night cream from Trader Joe's. I don't know the quality, but it feels good on my skin and I like the smell!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m not OP but I’m beginning to switch up my skincare and be more attentive to it. I see Cerave listed so often, and in other posts, I’ll try it.

I used to think I should stick to the same product line for all my skincare, but that’s not true, correct? I have sensitive skin and trying out retinol and other preventative products. I’m 55 so a bit late although my skin is not too bad yet. I just always stuck w the basics due to sensitivity. I’m enjoying this thread!

I also tried cerave after seeing so many recommendations for it here on dcum. Honestly, I don’t like it. It’s thick (which I like) but it leaves a weird waxy feeling on my skin.

[Anonymous]

Vanicream moisturizing cream in the big pump jar.