I have sensitive skin and I swear by the vanicream daily moisturizer. I would pay $100 a tube for it if I had to. In the winter, I buy plain argan oil on Amazon and mix that in or layer it at night.

Anonymous wrote:Please don’t buy skincare on Amazon. Tons of fraudulent products and no way of knowing what’s actually in them.

+1

I'm a lawyer and learned all about this when taking a depo of someone who ran a shampoo/conditioner scam (they were selling the expensive stuff you buy in salons not only online but also to drug stores -- totally watered down with cheap stuff; this kind of thing is pretty big business).

My friend, a derm, uses Oil of Olay. I use Eucerin or Aveeno.

I have dry skin too and recently decided to try drugstore moisturizer. I chose Aveeno Calm + Restore Oat Gel Moisturizer.

It's fine. I'll use it up. But won't buy it again. It's nowhere near as good as the stuff from The Body Shop that I was using. I will probably just go back to that. Or maybe I'll try a different drug store one. We'll see.

Please don’t buy skincare on Amazon. Tons of fraudulent products and no way of knowing what’s actually in them.

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Anonymous wrote:Old school Oil of Olay in the bottle, not the jar.

It smells like old lady

I use the Oil of Olay sensitive skin formula and there's no fragrance at all.

Anonymous wrote:All of the suggested lotiins are great for adding moisture and improving skin texture. Other than hydration and sleep, the only thing that will address aging is retinol, Botox, surgery or lasers. The rest is just snake oil.

I agree with this with the addition of sunscreen as a crucial part of a skincare routine to address aging. I personally buy the cheapest moisturizer I can find. They all do the same thing - add moisture to the skin. I prefer to put my money towards tretinoin, Botox and sunscreen, and I go cheap on moisturizers.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.cvs.com/shop/la-roche-posay-facial-moisturizer-toleriane-double-repair-with-ceramide-2-5-oz-prodid-1270028

2nd this one!

BioOil has changed my 40 year old skin for the better. It is like a miracle.

Anonymous wrote:Old school Oil of Olay in the bottle, not the jar.

It smells like old lady

Old school Oil of Olay in the bottle, not the jar.

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Anonymous wrote:Neutrogena Hydro boost

I don’t have sensitive skin, but this cream burns for whatever reason.
I’ve been using Nivea.

Same re: the Hydro Boost! It’s like fire.

I use Cetaphil light face/body moisturizer and add a few drops of TO’s squalene oil.

Oil of Olay

Anonymous wrote:Neutrogena Hydro boost

I don’t have sensitive skin, but this cream burns for whatever reason.
I’ve been using Nivea.