Yves Rocher in general

I have ordered off and on from this company for 8 years. I LOVE their Soothing After Sun Care lotion and feel its a must for everyone. When you get a sunburn, this lotion helps take away the sting and turns it to a tan faster than anything else. Their prices are very good. I can't figure out how they can be priced so reasonable. I don't care for their make-up, however. I've recently purchased their Lipo-Phenol Cellulite intervention lotion. Its' okay, and might be helping a bit, but I've only used it a few weeks, and I don't think ANY lotion can totally rid you of cellulite. Avon had one a few years ago that slimmed my legs 1 1/4 inches, enough to wear some ...  Read the complete review

What, paint your feet, well this is what this product sounds like you have to do. It's called Spa Dynamique Soothing Leg Emulsion from yves Rocher. Yves Rocher are a mail order company who specialise in products made with ingrdeients from plants. I have ordered their products along with Avon for many years. A few years ago I discovered that I got water retention in my feet and they swelled pretty badly after a days work. My then job involved a lot of standing up. I sent off for the Soothing Leg Emulsion because it was on special offer at the time, it cost me £2.99, nowadays I think it's somewhere in the region of £6.00, but don't quote me. ...  Read the complete review

I have never been that keen on Yves Rocher products. There isn't anything wrong with them but I did find them pretty ordinary for the price they charge. Oh yes! It looks cheap but read it carefully. The most important points about these products are that they are all based on plants extracts and they aren't tested on animals. The range includes toiletries for men and women. Like most people I saw an advert in a women's magazine for this range of makeup and toiletries. If you spent £10 there wasn't any charge for delivery. I soon selected what I wanted and sent my order off. When it arrived I was pleased with it. The Magnolia perfum was ...  Read the complete review

Yves Rocher is a mail order company selling cosmetics, in a similar vein to Avon, but without the representatives. I initially purchased from Yves Rocher in answer to an advert in a magazine offering free gifts and low prices. These adverts are plentiful so they’re not difficult to find. When I received my first order I also received the Yves Rocher Green Book of Beauty for that year, which is the catalogue containing all the products available. They include skincare, bath products, perfume, sun creams, foot care, men’s toiletries and hair care. All the products are made from plant extracts and none have ever been tested on animals. ...  Read the complete review

I made the mistake of letting of seeing the advert for Yves Rocher in the back if a magazine. The bargains looked very good. And if you spent over £10 you got free delivery. Looking at the limited stock on the back page it was not too difficult to spend £10 to get the free posting and packaging. So off I sent and got a box full of stuff for £10. Brilliant I thought. Then another catalogue came through the door and scanned it. This time if I spent £22 I would get free postage packaging. Well I thought that might be a big more difficult. But no. As little 250ml bottles of bubble/shower gel where £3.50 it was easy to rack up £22 or more. So again ...  Read the complete review