Beauty

[momlovinglife]

What is the best cream on QVC that truly works on fine lines and wrinkles? They all say they do but I doubt that is true. I do not mind stepping up and paying more but I want to know it works. Open to any suggestions. Thank you everyone.

[ChynnaBlue]

I don't have any wrinkles (yet), but I've found that Dr Denese's Hydroshield Serum and Dream Cream moisturizer work really well on fine lines, which mostly appear when my skin isn't well hydrated. Hydroshield and Dream Cream really leave my skin feeling plump and hydrated, which makes fine lines less visible.

[virgosun]

I second Dr Denese. I have been using her firming pads, hyrdroshield serum and dream cream and my skin has never looked better. My skin just looks brighter, more moisturized and more supple. Definitely recommend her products.

[momlovinglife]

Thank you very much.

[Roni]

It depends on your age...on your particular skin...and not anything works for all. I do not like Dr. Denese's line at all...and I've tried it several times. I am mid 60's and grew up in a time when no one knew about sun screen....but wanted a tan (no faux tans out there unless your goal was to be 'orange') ... add to that the fact that since mid 30's I have had a 'crepey' neck which I inherited from my mother....and I've laughed my way through life, so many eye wrinkles! Two product lines seem to help me the most are much cheaper.... Boots No. 7 (at Target) and SKINN Cosmetics on Shop HQ....also much less costly.

[adelle38]

On 1/6/2014 Roni said:

It depends on your age...on your particular skin...and not anything works for all. I do not like Dr. Denese's line at all...and I've tried it several times. I am mid 60's and grew up in a time when no one knew about sun screen....but wanted a tan (no faux tans out there unless your goal was to be 'orange') ... add to that the fact that since mid 30's I have had a 'crepey' neck which I inherited from my mother....and I've laughed my way through life, so many eye wrinkles! Two product lines seem to help me the most are much cheaper.... Boots No. 7 (at Target) and SKINN Cosmetics on Shop HQ....also much less costly.

I have to agree on Boots No 7 products, particularly Protect and Perfect serum and wrinkle filler. I also use the Total Renewal Micro-dermabrasion once a week.

[brandiwine]

Please don't limit yourself to QVC. There are many great products out there that are less money and do a better job. I'm loving Derma E. I get mine at Sprouts and can return it if I don't like it. Much easier than dealing with the Q

[KweenB]

I really like Dr. Denese products as well. Love her Hydroshield Serum and the Dream Cream. I also use her Advanced Firming Facial Pads, and Pro-C Pads, and Triple Strength Neck Cream. I did purchase her last TSV of the Triple Strength Face and Neck with the Serum. While I think the Triple Strength Face is better than the Dream Cream for the deeper wrinkles, I just love the feel of the Dream Cream better.

Except for her serum, I don't find the other products to be that expensive. You can get a 3.4 oz size of the Dream Cream for less than you can get a SKINN Collegenesis moisturizer in a 1.7 oz. For the pads, you can cut them in half. There is plenty enough product on half the pad to do you whole face and the hands too. So, the large jars actually will last you 200 days!

Also, she has the ABSOLUTE BEST sales at Thanksgiving. Almost everything at 33-50% off. If you can stock up then, her products are very affordable. She also offers easy-pay at her website too.

[momlovinglife]

On 1/6/2014 brandiwine said:

Please don't limit yourself to QVC. There are many great products out there that are less money and do a better job. I'm loving Derma E. I get mine at Sprouts and can return it if I don't like it. Much easier than dealing with the Q

The reason I was hoping QVC would have great cream is 1) I am busy busy busy and 2) I dont like to shop. I have always used Clinique and as I get older (40) i am seeing it doesnt cover as well as it used too and I probably need a SPF wrinkle cream. I just didnt know where to start. I have ventured out and bought Mally eyeshadow and It cosmetics base and serum, both which I love. But I will take your advice and not limit myself.

[ChynnaBlue]

On 1/7/2014 KweenB said:

I really like Dr. Denese products as well. Love her Hydroshield Serum and the Dream Cream. I also use her Advanced Firming Facial Pads, and Pro-C Pads, and Triple Strength Neck Cream. I did purchase her last TSV of the Triple Strength Face and Neck with the Serum. While I think the Triple Strength Face is better than the Dream Cream for the deeper wrinkles, I just love the feel of the Dream Cream better.

Except for her serum, I don't find the other products to be that expensive. You can get a 3.4 oz size of the Dream Cream for less than you can get a SKINN Collegenesis moisturizer in a 1.7 oz. For the pads, you can cut them in half. There is plenty enough product on half the pad to do you whole face and the hands too. So, the large jars actually will last you 200 days!

Also, she has the ABSOLUTE BEST sales at Thanksgiving. Almost everything at 33-50% off. If you can stock up then, her products are very affordable. She also offers easy-pay at her website too.

That's where I got mine and I'm sad I didn't order more of my favorites. I did get the large "once a year" 6-oz Hydroshield on QVC and I'm glad I did. I love the 3.4 oz Dream Cream and I really need to get more of the Hydroshield cleanser next time there's a sale. That stuff is amazing.