When it comes to creams and potions, I'm a pretty loyal customer - I don't go chopping and changing for the sake of it. As such, I've been a dyed in the wool Aveeno loyalist for years now, and it was only as a result of someone giving me this at Christmas (some inspired present-buying right there) that I got to try this. So how did it compare? First off, Nivea are a pretty big brand, but they're one whose products have always eluded me. To be honest, I'm not sure what sort of reputation they have on the whole, but I've never been tempted away from Aveeno, who - by the by - make an absolutely top notch moisturiser. First impressions with this product were fine ...  Read the complete review

I remember when I was young and living in the Persian Gulf, because my parents were in the Forces at the time, and every evening my mother would put on the cool cream to sooth any burning from the hot Arabian sun. The cream was none other than Nivea which had a beautiful coconut aroma to it and with the coolness of the cream soothed us children so we could get a good night's sleep. Believe it or not that was in the late 1950's when I was between 7-10 years old. Well the product speaks for itself, surviving to now 2010, I still enjoy the Nivea range as a young 57 year old. I say young because using the Rehydrating, Moisturiser cream, takes out any ...  Read the complete review

Just finished my tube of this so thought i'd write my opinions of it. The Nivea For Men range has a good reputation and is sold in many places. I bought mine in Tesco so i am sure most other supermarkets and pretty much any good cosmetic retailer will sell this type of product. This product costs around £5-8 for 75ml. *Design* The tube comes in a shorter but wider tube than a toothpaste tube. I am not sure if there are many sizes of tube but mine was a 75ml. It is a dark blue colour with a wide silver band around it just to make it stand out a little more. On the front of the tube is the brand name, what the pruduct is (in this case ...  Read the complete review

I have wanted to get a good moisturiser for ages and have tried many different brands and types, but I have finally settled on the Nivea For Men Rehydrating Moisturiser, as it seems to be a good fit for my skin. I used to have very oily skin (which i am sure a lot of people did when they were teenagers!) but now I seem to have some parts that are dry and some parts that are oily. I feel that this moisturiser is good for both skin types, as it definitely is good for the dry bits and I think that it helps to keep the oily bits under control. I wanted to have a moistuirser that I could apply before going to bed that would help to stop razor burn when i shave in ...  Read the complete review

ooh boy do i love this stuff. i first ran into this stuff in tescos while i was out buying some hand cream, and a recent bout of dry skin persuaded me to give something new a try. i was first attracted by the metal effect on the outside, and although it is cliche, it was because it made me feel a bit more manly than buying some cream-tubed unisex moisturiser. Not much to say on the packaging, deep blue with a metal effect front and white writing. the instructions on the bck are, on reading them again, quite funny, for example, "FOR MEN who want moisture and protection." now, is it just me, or do the capitals seem a bit over the top? the cream ...  Read the complete review