Olay Total Effects Touch of Sunshine

I came across this a while ago whilst browsing in Boots lol I laugh cos if you come to Coventry and you would like to find me I'm the one in there 24/7 with loads of bags! This product appealed to me cos I'm such a general fan of Olay products and this promises to tackle the 7 signs of aging whilst promising a light colour application suitable for every day use. I'm not a fan of fake tan. Though I'm so pale I do have an infatuation with it but have never found anything any good! So I succumbed to trying this thinking well for the price of it (£16.99) it must be good! The Packaging.... Black box, slightly shiny with a gold ...  Read the complete review

I ordered and received a free sample of this product from the Olay website. What I hadn't realised before I ordered it was that it had a built-in tanning agent - this was my fault for not reading the product information properly. Being unusually pale, I was slightly freaked out at the idea of suddenly looking as if I'd been tangoed, so I used the product for the first couple of days with trepidation. Fortunately, any change in colour is very subtle and I have ended up with a healthy look rather than anything else. Packaging I received a free sample of 7ml of the product, which came in a tiny tube. The 50ml version comes in a bottle with pump - not my ...  Read the complete review

I am only 27 but already have an obsession with not wanting to look old, I believe if I start looking after my skin now then maybe in the future it will be kind to me. I have always moisturised but a couple of years ago wanted to start using something a bit different to your average moisturiser, something anti-ageing. I have been using Olay Total Effects Touch of Sunshine for about a year now, I started using Olay because I wanted to use a reputable brand, I still want to call it Oil of Ulay though. I bought it from Boots, always like to buy things from there if possible to pick up Advantage points, and it cost £17.99. You get a 50ml bottle ...  Read the complete review

I can't even remember where I bought this from- apologies for that! But I do recall it was on offer and for around £5 which seemed like a great deal to me as these can go for as much as £20 a pot. So, what is it? Essentially, it's a moisturiser. But it also has SPF in it, SPF of 15 (Sun Protection Factor) which is fairly good bog standard protection for your face all year round. If you go outside the UK to warmer climates however you may want something higher- just bear that in mind. There is nothing also to state there are any UVA or UVB protectors in this cream which is a shame. UVA and B protect from sun cancer rays and ageing rays. SPF protects from ...  Read the complete review

I am massively paranoid about ageing and do everything I can to preserve my looks. As a result, I started on the anti-wrinkle products at around the age of 21. I must be doing something right as I will be 30 tomorrow and still frequently get ID'ed. Anyhoo, this means I'm always on the look out for some good moisturiser to ensure I'm still digging out the driving license as I work through my forth decade. Though I tend to stick to products that I know work, I do like to mix it up now again for fear my skin will 'get used to it' , the product will stop working and I will wake up one morning to find I've gone haggard and my ID'ed days gone ...  Read the complete review