When it comes to skincare I feel that my skin type does not fit into one particular category. I suffer from combination skin, so while my oily t zone often requires a light moisturiser, this often is not sufficient to treat the drier areas. In addition to this, I use a benzoyl peroxide product to treat my mild acne which often causes dry and unattractive flaky patches. Following numerous experiments with different products, many of which I have been forced to give away to family and friends, I have discovered that the most effective moisturisers for my skin type are light oil free formulations which do not aggrevate my mild acne, combined with a heavier moisturiser ...  Read the complete review

I bought my cream from Boots where it costs currently around £4.00, I use a Boots points card and so collected points on my previous purchases, which in turn allowed me to have this for free. The cream comes inside a white cardboard box with all the product details written on it, when opened you find your plastic tube of 50mls which stands on it's screw top lid. **WHAT THE PRODUCT SAYS** The cream apparently is an oil free moisturising cream which are designed specifically for oily and combination skin. This allows the cream to provide you with a refreshing moisturised skin which does not clog your pores and enables a shine free skin. ...  Read the complete review

**Where/Why/Price** I've found over the last few years, my skin seems to develop and immunity to products after some time of using them. My staple facial skin care has primarily been from the Simple brand, having had very few successes with anything else, but, as you can guess, my skin has now put up an anti-Simple barrier which it refuses to drop. I've been in need of a new moisturiser for some time now and had heard good things on the beauty-vine abut Nivea's Daily Essentials line. My experience with Nivea has been more miss than hit, but as I have acne prone, sensitive, oily combination skin, the Daily Essentials Oil Free Moisturising Day Cream seemed to tick ...  Read the complete review

Nivea products have been around for many years, I just love Nivea because I find most of them suitable for my skin. My daughter had bought this one and didn't find it suitable and so instead of throwing it away in the bin she asked me if I would like it, so I jumped at the chance because I had not tried this one before. It comes in a tube which is inside a cardboard box. The tube has a screw off top. This one is designed for oily to combination skin. I have a sensitive and dry skin but thought this one was still worth a try since it was a freebie for a change. It is also a day cream and so I used this one in the mornings and have done for the past month or ...  Read the complete review

My skin type tends to fluctuate from dry to oily to combination. So I find that I need to change my moisturisers often depending on my skins mood. At the moment my skin is quite oily but can still be dry in places. This product says that it is an oil free moisturising day cream, which seemed ideal for my up and down skin. As I am regularly buying moisturisers I'm always on the look out for a bargain. I managed to pick this up a couple of weeks ago from Wilkinsons for about £3.15 (also had other creams from the collection for the same price). I have been using this product twice a day, eventhough it is a day cream I have also been using it of an ...  Read the complete review