Oil of Olay Complete Care Moisturising Fluid

Olay seem to have a new range of moisurisers out every year, I remember when I was a child all they had was the one bottle of "Oil of Ulay" moistuising fluid, I seem to remember it being pink and stinging my face as soon as i put it on. The Olay Complete Care range is one step up from their most basic range "classic care" and as far as I can tell the only difference between the day cream in the classic range and this one is the level of sun protection and im presuming the price. The is both a cream and a fliud for day and there is a "original" lets call it and a "sensitive" version of both. The one ...  Read the complete review

What is it? ******** A day moisturiser lotion Special features? ************* This daily moisturiser comes in two types - for normal combination skins, and one for dry sensitive skins. This review will focus specifically on the latter. The moisturising lotion claims to contain Aloe and Camomile to help sooth, calm and relieve dry sensitive skin. A vitamin blend that includes vitamins B3 & E, and pro-vitamin B5 to help re-texturise, promote and maintain healthy looking skin. The moisturiser also contains a SPF 15 filter to help prevent premature ageing. How do I use ...  Read the complete review

Complete Care Moisturising Fluid by Oil of Olay is dermatologically tested and a proven non-comedogenic moisturiser for daily use. The fluid is white in colour with a smooth, creamy consistency – it has the usual light, pleasant fragrance, which most Olay products have. Less is more with the product, as only a tiny amount is required to moisturise the whole face and neck area. The fluid is quickly absorbed into the skin and I have noticed that it does not leave my skin feeling greasy, as does Olay’s Active Beauty Fluid. It is recommended that this moisturiser be used every morning after cleansing, on the face and neck as its moisturising ...  Read the complete review

I've used this product for years and while I won't say its the best moisturiser in the world, its pretty good,(I won't say its the best as I haven't tried all of the available moisturisers out there). I first started using it at around the age of 14 and loved the smell of it, I can't say as I really needed moisturiser at that age and only used it when my mum wasn't looking(we all did that,didn't we). I got serious about buying my own when I was a working girl (in a shop, don't get the wrong idea,lol) and could afford my own and my sisters both used it and as I've already said my mum too so, it was just a ...  Read the complete review

I used to buy a pot of Boots' natural collection moisturiser for about £2. This would last me ages, mainly because I used to just put it on certain dry areas of my face. They discontinued this particular product so I had to look around for something to replace it. I tried a few, keeping it cheap mostly, but they either irritated my skin, or were greasy. Then I had a try of the Oil of Olay (or Ulay as it was then) range. First I bought a cream, in a little glass tub (can't remember the exact name), it smelled nice, and worked - it moisturised - but it was too thick, it wasn't absorbed quickly enough. The assistant in Boots told me it was for older, dryer ...  Read the complete review