Moisturiser help!

[mochibean]

Have you ever tried Clinique Moisture Surge, it's perfect for dehydrated skin, there are dupes for it too, Neutrogena hydra boost is brilliant at a fraction of the cost. I would recommend getting the serum and moisturiser, especially when Boots do their offers

Just came to recommend this. By far the best moisturiser I've used.

 

[Custard cream]

I’m really in need of a good moisturisers, there is another thread about them but it’s SPF related. My skin is combination, it can be really oily at times but then also really dry. I’ve tried quite a few moisturisers and even have had two from the doctors and they just don’t agree with my skin. I’d ideally like something light, and something that will help with the ageing of my skin as it’s beginning to look really rough and I have a lot of lines. I don’t really have a budget and am willing to pay for something that will do a decent job.
Some ive tried are no7, childs farm, simple, the ordinary, vitamin E, Aveeno.
Thanks in advance x

I recommend Estée Lauder revitalising supreme+
I have combination skin and it has worked wonders for me. I actually got a free sample and from the first use I noticed an improvement on my dry patches so I purchased a full size product and have used it ever since. I used to have really dry patches on my nose, around the sides of nose and just along the top of my cheekbones and makeup would just stick to these areas. But since using this moisturiser my foundation just glides on flawlessly. The only downside is that it is more on the expensive end of the scale - £72 for a 50ml pot but a little goes a long way so it does last for ages.

 

[littlepup]

I recommend Estée Lauder revitalising supreme+
I have combination skin and it has worked wonders for me. I actually got a free sample and from the first use I noticed an improvement on my dry patches so I purchased a full size product and have used it ever since. I used to have really dry patches on my nose, around the sides of nose and just along the top of my cheekbones and makeup would just stick to these areas. But since using this moisturiser my foundation just glides on flawlessly. The only downside is that it is more on the expensive end of the scale - £72 for a 50ml pot but a little goes a long way so it does last for ages.

Stock up at Christmas. They do some really good sets

 

[McNuggets]

I use Jojoba oil. Very good. Can get it on Amazon for about £10.

 

[VomitCulture]

Dermalogica is really great, I can’t recommend them enough! You can get sample sets for your skin type. When I first started I had super oily skin then over time with using it my skin has changed to combination and then eventually normal.