Beauty

[cddh]

My favorite brand is no longer available on shopping channel and it is priced out of my budget on their website .  Looking for an alternative for aged skin addressing the usual concerns of firmness and fine lines.  Suggestions?

[Shelbelle]

Have you tried to find it on Ebay ??

[henderson]

Paula's Choice.  I've used it since 1995.  No animal testing, no coloring, no jar packaging and fragrance-free.  You have a 90 day guarantee.  Sign up for emails and you will get discounts and free shipping.  They have difference products for different skin types, i.e. dry, sensitive, oily, acne prone, etc.

[cddh]

Shelbelle - yes.  Tried everywhere.  Got one bundle on one site but know I need an alternative brand.  Forgot about Paula's Choice products.  

[deja vu]

I like Farmacy products.  I'm in my 60's and have dry skin..             I especially love the honey oil.

[Shelbelle]

Can you please tell us what your brand was so we have an idea of a good comparison line?

[cddh]

Shelbelle - Elysee. My skin love, love, loves the line! 

[SilleeMee]

The Ordinary skincare company makes good quality products. What I like most about the products is that they tell you what's inside the bottle and just how much of it is 'active'. Their prices can't be beat.

[momoftwo2007]

You can try No. 7 skincare.  If you go to Walgreens, either online or in stores, they have No. 7 skincare gift set on sale (under $30). That way you can try different products at a bargain.

[Shelbelle]

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@cddh wrote:

Shelbelle - Elysee. My skin love, love, loves the line! 

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I see lots of Elysee on ebay, maybe not the items you use. Someone posted here last week that they were having a 60% off sale on their site, did you see the post, ?