Beauty regime - a con?

Casden ?
One I forgot.

When i was about 17 I read in a teenage magazine that looking after your skin was far more important than the make up you used.

So since then I have massaged moisteriser gently into my skin every morning, as I have got older i have used more and massaged longer and I think my skin shows the benefit of this, be ing much smoother and less lined than the skin of others my age.

I have always used the cheapest moisteriser I could get away with, Boots own brand and then when I began to develop allergies to some of the chemicals, I moved to organic moisterisers.

I have always taken my make-up with theatrical make-up remover, I used to buy it in big pots from Boots, now I buy it online.

I am not remotely interested in looking young for my age, just being well maintained at any age. In the way that you keep a house or an old car in good order regardless of age.

I use mainly M n S Formula range. (the extra rich ones) They often have 15 or 20% off if you are a regular, making moisturiser about £18. My skin is very dry due to the meds I take.
The day moisturiser has SPF in.

Serums -in posh cream they are silly expensive, so but Inkey Hyaluronic Acid is £5.55 on Amazon. (use under moisturiser for very dry skin.)

You can inject Hyaluronic Acid or similar under the skin (by experts) but thats ££££ silly I think, enuf unto the day.

I use Aldies Caviar cream night and day cream,people are always commenting how nice my skin is,and even gone and bought some themselves.about 6-99 a jar last time I bought some.almost run out now.May have gone up slightly but we'll worth the money

I have used Olay since I was 14/15 yrs old(it was ulay then). I was asked for id in asda when I was 47 and I'm now 57 but still people think I'm younger. My mum never looked her age and I followed her example with the Olay so if it's cream or genetics I don't know. I'm not comllaining either way.

Complaining*. Looking younger hasn't improved my proof reading!