Drug Store Night Cream Recs?

tarzy

I'm sure this has been covered before, but once again, please - does anyone have a recommendation for a drug store (i.e., inexpensive) night moisturizer (without SPF) for mature yet ever so slightly oily skin?

I just ran out of the Olay Regenerist deep hydration regenerating cream, which was okay, but I could do without the scent. Many thanks!

13 years ago

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Latest reply was from rachylou

rachylou

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I like the Neutrogena. Use it on my hands too.

13 years ago

Anonymous

I use the Neutrogena one too -- deep wrinkle moisture or something like that. Hardly any scent, doesn't feel heavy or greasy.

13 years ago

Debbie

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I will be watching this thread too. I am running out of some expensive cream that I didn't make any difference. If anything my face is drier.

13 years ago

Aziraphale

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I use Cetaphil cream (not lotion) at night. I've got slightly sensitive and also slightly oily skin with a few fine lines. I works for me, because it's mild and odorless and doesn't seem to provoke zit outbreaks. I think any similar mild cream would work just as well, but I've been using Cetaphil since my 20s at a dermatologist's recommendation. Why fix it if it ain't broke?

13 years ago

annagybe

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I got this at Whole Foods, it was on sale last week

http://www.yestocarrots.com/pr.....id=3311200

Due to my prescription skincare, my skin is very sensitive. This did not aggravate it all.

13 years ago

Queen Mum

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I like Avon's Anew night time whatever-they-call-it.

13 years ago

April

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This one: http://www.drugstore.com/eucer.....tid=182945

Rich and unscented. Even my teenaged son will accept this in the winter when his skin is dry -- no girly scent at all.

13 years ago

velvetychocolate

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After hearing Angie mention CeraVe, I went out and bought the hydrating cleanser, the foaming skin cleanser (for oily skin) AND the regular moisturizing lotion:

moisturizing lotion:

http://cerave.com/our-products.....ng-lotion/

This stuff is *fab*. It comes in a regular lotion/pump bottle - looks a bit like hand lotion or body lotion, but I use it on my face too. Basic, but GOOD. It's not really a 'treatment' product, but is one of the best moisturizers I've tried (and I've tried a lot of them).

13 years ago

Jjsloane

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I can't tolerate the smell of most creams (and found Olay to be really not my favorite for that reason) I like the Lumene line I get at CVS. They often have lots of discounts and sales (recently had Buy one get one 75% off).

13 years ago

lyn*

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I use Simple night cream ... I think you can get it in drug stores now http://www.simple.co.uk

13 years ago

Anonymous

I use cetaphil too but my skin is not the best, I'm not sure how much reliable info I can pass along. I've heard good things about la Roche posay. I use their sunscreens, so far so good.

Cethaphil and Cerave are quite similar. My derm suggested either one.

13 years ago

christieanne

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I like the Cerave PM which I use a few times a week. My skin is fairly oily so not a huge night lotion wearer.

13 years ago

cheryle (Dianthus)

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When I started having eczema issues on my face, my doctor told me to use glaxyl base on it. It is the cream that pharmacists use for the base on prescriptions. I have been using it for months and the aesthetician has commented that my skin looks good. I think it is $10 for a giant tub. I can also use it on my hands or entire body for that matter. No scents or added chemicals at all.

13 years ago

cheryl

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dianthus, I have eczema too. Where to you buy glaxyl base? I have never heard of it.

13 years ago

Jonesy

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I use the Neutrogena night cream (not their "naturals" one--I tried it and it smells unpleasantly like citrus or something). I need a pretty intense cream for night since I use a retinoid cream, and it's been great.

13 years ago

rachylou

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Oh, I also like MyChelle products. The polypeptide cream.

13 years ago

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