There are thousands of skin care products on the market, ranging from a few dollars to nearly $1000. Does price guarantee results? It’s an interesting question.
I have used several brands over the years. I was recently on a web discussion board, where women were discussing their skin care regimens.
I scrolled through the posts and realized that most women use modestly-priced products. Neutragena soaps/cleansers appeared frequently. Many like Estee Lauder’s Night Repair Serum Complex II, Clarins, Olay and La Roche Posay. Interestingly, no one mentioned La Mer or La Prairie – which are the $300+ skin care products.
Since everyone is looking for something different from their skincare, you need understand what skin conditions you are trying to address or prevent.
(BTW my hands-down favourite skin care product is Coppertone SPF 30 or higher. So be sure to include sunscreen as part of your skincare routine.)
Here are some products that I have used and personally found good results:
Reversa combines anti-aging SPF with glycolic acid. Great for daytime.
Caudalie offers a luxurious line of natural skin care, centred around the benefits of resveratrol.
La Roche Posay has a great daytime lotion that includes SPF.
Avene Physiolift Wrinkle Filler really works to reduce the appearance of lines. Test it on your “elevens” the vertical lines most people have between their eyebrows.
Estee Lauder Night Repair Serum has a great reputation and glides on silky smooth.
What are your favourtie skin care products?
Mom and Grandma are so special and you want to get them something for Christmas or Hanukkah that’s just right. It can be tough to get gifts for people who are older. They either have everything, or have fewer needs, especially if they’re now retired.
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