Good eye cream

[zenie]

That's interesting zenie - can you recall any particulars or just that they're all good for the money ?

The day and night creams have been talked about all over, and the foundations and concealers were recommended in some beauty mag. They're cheap so worth a go.

I haven't got round to going to Aldi yet though

 

[pogofish]

I really want some Hylexin but it's like 95 quid or something for a tiny tube, but that shits supposed to be the dogs bollocks, get it from harvey nicks.

You do realise that Hylexin is a Klein-Becker product & that they are pretty much a bunch of scammers who market on false & unjustifiable claims. eg Strivectin, which according to them is Hylexin's direct predicessor.

http://members.ozemail.com.au/~rosacea/Strivectin/index.html

If you want to avoid dark circles under your eyes, I'm afraid your grandparents (& maybe their's) should have chosen your parents better.

 

[izz]

The day and night creams have been talked about all over, and the foundations and concealers were recommended in some beauty mag. They're cheap so worth a go.

indeedydoooo - if i buy some cheaper cream which doesn't cut the mustard i use it on my hands, hands show age as well doncha know, and a lady of my advanced years needs to pay attention to that.

 

[DRINK?]

I get gatineau for peanuts where I work and my ma is in love with the stuff...she is not one of these women who would ever buy anything other than chemists own though she thinks it is fabulous....She and I would not think of spending £60 to £80 on the stuff though her worship of it is unreal...very unlike her....