Nivea Visage Q10 Anti-Wrinkle Cream

i have been using nivea antiwrinkle day and night cream q10 since it first came onto the market a couple of years ago, i was sceptical at first about the claims but at under £7 each i thought if it didnt work i would not have wasted a lot of money. i was really impressed with it, it has nice consistency and doesnt leave your skin greasy, it comes in a nice little ceramic pot which you can keep or like me recycle them. i did at one point change to oil of ulay which was terrible and gave me spots, so i went back to nivea, im very impressed with the results, over 2 years constant use its knocked 15 years off my age which has to be a good thing lol. ...  Read the complete review

I have just finished my jar and can't wait for the weekend to go and get another. I love the Nivea range because I suffer from eczema and unlike many of the 'anti-wrinkle' preparations Nivea seems to be gentle on my skin. It is a very comforting cream and a good moisturiser but I do have dry skin so it might not suit other skin types. I have bought this product for some time now and it is my first choice for a day cream. The reasons are: it doesn't upset my skin, my skin seems protected by it and despite the odd outbreak of eczema I do get complimented on my skin (I think it helps to keep the wrinkles at bay), the price of course is very ...  Read the complete review

I think I am such a fan of Nivea because my mum used it when I was growing up. I have sensitive skin and it's one of the only moisturisers that I have been able to use without getting a nasty reaction. Usually, Nivea Visage Anti Wrinkle Q10 plus day cream will cost you up to £10 for a 50ml pot. However, just today (12.6.09) I picked a pot up in Tesco for just £5.00, a saving of £4.97 on the usual price. Needless to say I was pretty pleased with my purchase! I have been using this cream for as long as I can remember. They changed the formulation a year or so ago, and the scent. At first I didn't like the new scent....fragrances make me nervous! But I'm used to ...  Read the complete review

I really wanted to like this product, because I think it's important to get across the point that it's the ingredients that can have a positive effect, not the price tag ! That said, it didn't really do much for me. Q10 is one the buzz-ingredients of the moment to help combat the signs of aging and it does so by helping to protect our skin from free-radical damage ( ie. it acts like an antioxidant ) to enable somewhat healthy collagen and elastin production. Our bodies naturally slow down the production as we age and so it's important that we do what we can to help prevent further loss to this production. So I love how ingredients like this can be ...  Read the complete review

I used Nivea Visage Q10 for a couple of years, it was inexpensive and my skin seemed to like it. I used to buy mine from an ebay shop for about £3 a jar. That's alot more reasonable than the shops, the last time I couldn't get any on ebay I bought some in Superdrug for £6.99 which still isn't alot but I prefer the bargain £3! The jar is 50ml I think, and oddly for such a cheap moisturiser is made from white opaque glass not plastic. The cream itself feels soft and light and smells lovely, a fresh fragrance. It used to go on easily and provide excellent moisturisation but I found one problem with it. I don't know if they changed the formula or if ...  Read the complete review