When I was 40 I had no wrinkles and looked young, but had a dry patch that on my forehead between my eyes...I tried every product on the market and even went to a dermatologist. Nothing worked. I was shopping and there was someone giving away La Mer samples and told me it would work. (didn't know then how much it cost). Within a week the dryness was gone. When I went to purchase it and saw the price I ran away. A week later, the dryness was back. I started using it every morning 11 years ago (I'm 51 now ) an I still have NO wrinkles and people always think I'm in my 30's. My sister is about my age and has tons of wrinkles. It may cost a ...  Read the complete review

I've read up all of the reviews for this product, and it's interesting to see such a range of reactions to this product. From what I can tell, some people get severe allergic reactions to the basic 'creme'. Which I can imagine must be really disappointing (especially after having forked out a big wad of cash)! I've never used the creme itself, but I have used the Moisturizing Lotion and the oil absorbing lotion. My mum adores the various creme de la mer serums and eye cremes (no averse reactions it seems). At around 20 I was still suffering from pretty bad skin, luckily with minimum scarring, but with a strong tendency towards oiliness and spots in ...  Read the complete review

I cant actually remember how & why I ended up using this product, however it is now my staple moisturiser. Ive been using creme de lar mer now for a good few years and until last December there were occasions when it ran out & I had to resort to a fill in moisturiser. During this period i always noticed my skin becoming much dryer and sadly I think i look older! Creme de la mer is a very thick cream which reminds me a bit of cold cream that was used many years ago, it kind of smells a bit like that as well! From the minute you use it (& you really only need a tiny amount ie finger nail size) you can feel it pumping up your skin with ...  Read the complete review

I have read many reviews about Creme de la Mer and they tend to focus on the price, unsubstantiated ingredients and difficulty of application. I agree that the price is quite hefty however you will find that a small pot does go a long way. This is because the cream is very thick (it will stay in the jar if you hold it upside down). The counter staff will tell you because of the thickness that you need to rub it in your fingers before applying it to your skin. You will also be told that this will release the miracle broth. I find that if you dab a few bits it on your face by the time you come to smooth it in you will find that the heat from your skin will have ...  Read the complete review

I know exactly where you go when you start reading and seeing articles on the Miracle Cream - think twice please before spending a fortune. My story is not typical from what I have read, but it cost me a bomb for this cream and I think you should know why I hate it... I read about it, researched it a bit more, looked at everything else, and then back to that time and again - 'Gotta try it' I thought. I spent a fortune with a very reputable USA store - Oh, I couldn't just buy the cream - went all out, had to be greedy, bought the eye balm, cream, and a starter pack with the toner, cleanser etc etc. My visa was screaming 'stop-it' It ...  Read the complete review