I tend to think of serums as quite new-fangled. Up until a few years ago I'd never even heard of them. Back then, my morning pre-make-up routine was a simple cleanse, tone and moisurise. Well, I still do all that, but nowadays in between the tone and moisturise, I also incorporate a bit of Olay Regenerist Daily Regenerating Serum. I am a big fan of Oay Regenerist products, and have regularly used their day and night creams for a good few years now in the hope that the anti-ageing claims are true! Then one day about three years ago, whilst Boots-browsing, I came across their new addition - the Olay Regenerist Daily Regenerating serum. It was on special offer, ...  Read the complete review

The Olay skin care product range covers many different types of skin care across a varied price structure. The Olay Regenerist Regenerating Serum is amongst the higher end Olay products that are on offer. Being priced at around £25, although it can sometimes be found for a little less, its certainly no cheap fix for your skin You get a 50ml pump action bottle for your cash, abut if you use the contents sparingly once daily, it could last for between 4 to 6 weeks. ********************************************************* It is of one of Olays most concentrated formulas and has been developed for those who are looking for maximum over all ...  Read the complete review

Am pleased with this- really pleased! OK, this product, which is made by Olay, exists in a 50ml bottle, with a press-to-get-anything spout. It's a matter plastic finish and will cost you anything from £6.50 to £20 depending on where you shop. Me? I got mine from Tesco who were having some sort of clearance, for £5.14. What is a serum used for you may ask. A serum is a product which evens out skin tone. It makes your skin easier to absorb the moisturiser you are meant to apply following, but also creates an excellent base for make-up as most defects are glossed over with the silicon in the product filling minor imperfections. I normally ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to Olay products I'm a massive fan of the brand.... as a rule. I always have been since I was about 15 years old and received my first bottle of the pink 'Beauty Fluid' from my Mum as a gift one Christmas. Of course you can still buy the original Beauty Fluid (I know cos I still use it to this day lol) but Olay of course have dropped the 'Oil Of' and added different lines to their range of varying prices, lotions, potions and all-sorts! Me, well although I do try and care for my skin the best that I can I still don't pay silly prices through the nose to do it. I know that all the promises I get made when I hand over silly money never live up to ...  Read the complete review

When I first got this product there had been a lot of positive buzz about it in beauty magazines and the word from my (rich) friends was that this was the next miracle cure for ageing! Of course, we all went out and bought this on the back of the hype, hoping that because the Olay brand seemed trustworthy and the price of the product was so high, that this would actually be a great product and deliver great results. At around £20 for a small 50ml bottle in your average high street chemist chain this is definately not cheap. The best price I've seen is around the £16 mark and this was as part of an offer. I do not usually pay such high prices for beauty ...  Read the complete review