Beauty

[ID2]

I began using Clinique products way back when I was in my twenties and started my first job. I still use and love Clinique. And even if I do say so myself, my 65 year old skin looks pretty darn good (my derm agrees)! 

[tototwo]

Do you use a Vitamin C serum?  That has certainly given me a healthy-looking brightness and glow since I started using it over 20 years ago.  But, we're all different and what works for my complexion may not work for yours.  I encourage a healthy diet, exercise, and just keeping your whole body happy.  If you're healthy on the inside, it shows on the outside.

Agree with @Texasmouse on CeraVe moisturizer.  Our skin needs ceramides.

[Imaoldhippie]

@Veridoc.......where do you purchase Bio Oil?  Thanks

[wagirl]

I am 64 with very nice skin due to my family genes mostly.  I use many different products but love PT Roth. I use the pads and the serum retinol and his face creams. I also use the clarisonic mia too and that is fabulous for me. I'm not trying to rid my 64 year old face of lines or wrinkles or sags; if I had a extra ton  of cash, I might go that route, but I'll settle for nice, clear, soft, moisturized skin. I cleanse every day/night and make sure to remove any make up, when I wear it. 

[depglass]

I swear by Philosophy's Miracle Worker, whenever I leave that out of my routine and sub something else I pay for it.  Other products I use are Dr. Denese's peptide product and Ole Henrikson's Truth Serum.  

[Nadine]

So many great suggestions! I used Clinique many years ago. I wonder which products in that line would be good for mature skin. I have to say my skin always loved the yellow moisturizer, DDML I think it's called. Using Perricone  is putting so many chemicals on my skin. Always think about that.

Someone asked where to get Bio-oil, costco has it I believe.

[Montana]

I have never found one skincare line that meets all my needs, so what works best for me is searching by categories, That is how I found the various products I use now.

The brands are: Biologique Recherche, Isomers, an unknown brand sold on Amazon,  and a product I make myself (DIY).  I settled on these after lots and lots of research and trial and error.

The lines you read about or see on shopping channels are a mere drop in the bucket of the beauty world. There are many other good skincare products on the market that most people never heard of.

I also never consider any product a “holy grail” because they are often discontinued or reformulated in a way that I can no longer use them. So I continually search and read reviews for possible replacements - just in case.

[HiLo]

Aloe Gel.  Inexpensive and just as effective as the expensive lines.

[MomCat]

This post is actually very funny.  So many different products and opinions.  It boils down to just getting that moisture on your face.  I even got away from all those nighttime products, and realized it made no difference for me.  It's all about what I apply ahead of my makeup for the day.  I use dr denese, by the way, which I like very much.  Good luck to everyone in finding what works for you.  We sure keep a lot of cosmetic companies in business.  LOL

[Nadine]

ID2 which products do you use and is your skin dry? Clinique products.

MomCat, so very true.