Any beauticians out there?

apologies usual typo - disposable !!!

I’ve used Boots protect and perfect since it first came out and it suits my skin very well. I am now in the oldest age range! I ask for serum, day cream and night cream for Christmas and then again for my June birthday. My skin feels more comfortable when moisturised.

I did buy an Aldi serum but found it very thin and it didn’t suit my skin at all. OH bought me a Clarins set one year but I preferred the Boots No 7.

Janeainsworth asked about Micellar water.

During the lockdown I've used no make-up apart from my eyebrows and eyelashes. My cleanser now and when wearing make-up is Garnier Micellar cleansing gel that I massage in and wash off with a clean flannel and warm water. Waterproof mascara is removed with Garnier's eye make-up remover and cotton wool pads.

I used micellar cleansing wipes when on a long haul flight and found the m good, although I wouldn't normally use wipes as they are not good for the environment.

I have found only recently that, if I don't use a moisturiser in the morning, my skin does feel tight.

My relatives and friends in Australia always say my skin looks great, but many of them have spent much time outdoors (not sunbathing, but working).

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Annaram1 i didn't think much of the Dermawand,so i sold it on ebay,i have no wrinkles as such,more just fine lines
I have never heard of anyone having fillers between eyebrows,only botox
I don't have it,as the only time i tried it,the woman put the needle in the wrong place and i ended up with 2 black eyes and swollen nose
I really only had the cheek filler,because about 10 years ago i had bells palsy,and one cheek looked to have drpped compared to the other,so had more in that side and just a little in the other
I had luckily just had my cheeks done just the week before lockdown
I have a little in lines above my mouth, but they looked fairly noticeable as i had lost weight and my face looked thinner through stress
I don't drink and stpped smoking about 7 year ago, so what i have saved from that i try to look as good as possible,
It's just the fine lines and jowls i would like to get rid of
I must admit i do like the sun but always wear sun cream, and never leave makeup on at night ,and cleanse and moisturise
I sometimes buy Judith Williams skin creams from QVC when it's on offer, the foam wash is lovely and day and night cream, all retinol based.but gentle
I get a lot of compliments about my skin, but have always looked after it,and as i said no wrinkles
As a matter of fact i have been looking at devices again, lol,
I bought an led mask last year but forget to use it
The first few times i did,my daughter was so impressed with my skin she bought one too,
The only thing is you have to sit with it on for about 20-30 minutes, so can't do anything else at the same time

Annarami1 Botox should last a few months not weeks
I don't have forehead lines anyway, i had it to try to lift my brows slightly,as after the bells palsy one of my eyebrows was lower than the other and eye closed slightly
I was lucky enough to get sorted on the nhs, but only because of the bells palsy, my peripheral vision was affected,
My optician recommended it,and it took a year of various tests,but i am thrilled with the result
It is classed as a brow lift,because the brow is lifted and i have no visible scar it was all done through my brow.
Had that done last July, my Dr had to apply for funding,which he did

I've been moisturising my face and neck since I was 16. I 65 now and I don't look too bad, albeit a good deal larger! I'm sure it's cos I've religiously moisturised morning and night. However, as I said to my daughter today, the streets are full of women with bad hair, broken nails and feet like hooves!

Whatever you wear make sure you use sunscreen. I love a tinted one over my moisturiser in the morning. Cleanse off at night with a good wash off cleanser and the serum for bed.

Hi, my first post on here and what a good read this thread is! I hate looking at myself on FaceTime and in photos but my saving grace is my complexion. My neck is SO saggy and I've always moisturised (my neck) so maybe I think I need a cream specifically for necks - are they a waste of money?