Boots Botanics Night Shift Moisture Cream Reviews

Product Type: Boots body care
Newest Review: ... (which is actually a lot bigger than it sounds) will cost you around £6 from Boots but to be honest for that price I would ... more
Customer Boots Botanics Night Shift Moisture Cream Reviews (3)

by - written on 14/01/10 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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I am usually a Bodyshop kinda girl when it comes to moisturisers and body butter's but that can start to get expensive after a while so when someone offers me a full tub of cream I cant really say no, that would just be ungrateful lol. I usually use the No7 Night Cream and even though that is the best one I have ever tried the tub it comes in is really tiny and again it costs quite a bit of money. I had never heard of the Botanics range really when I was given this but I thought Id try it out and hope I got some decent results from it. This cream is said to suitable for normal to dry skin and I usually have one of those skin types lol so I thought ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/07/09 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I decided to start using night cream a few months ago after reading in a magazine somewhere that you're supposed to start using it in your early twenties. I used a No.7 cream briefly that I got in a gift set, but it was only a small tub so ran out quickly, and this was the product I bought to replace it. I can't quite remember why I chose this over others, perhaps it was the price, because I was slightly shocked at how much some of the other night creams available cost. I've used Botanics products before and found them a little hit and miss, and I must admit it is not one of my favourite brands. The cream comes in a glass jar with a silver screw top ... Read the complete review

by - written on 21/05/09, updated on 25/05/09 (Useful, 65 readings)
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I have been using this moisturizer for about 7 months and I think its great. I was first attracted to it because the Botanics brand contains plant extracts and I always prefer natural ingredient over chemicals. This product claims to reduce the appearance of fine lines, restores and nourishes the skin. I'm too young to say if it does reduce fine lines but I can tell you that it definately leaves my skin bright and wonderfully soft. I have sensitive combination skin, and this product has been great for me. It contains Grapeseed oil which is rich in linoleic acid, this reinforces the skins barrier to stop it drying out. It also contains ginseng and the smell is ... Read the complete review
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