Thick Textured Moisturiser (Simple Replenishing Rich Moisturiser)

Member Name: Recon

Product:	Simple Replenishing Rich Moisturiser
Date:	10/02/08 (228 review reads)
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Advantages: Works well, healthy for skin, includes viatmins

Disadvantages: Having to squeeze out cream causes excess to come out - fustrating

When my Simple Hydrating Moisturiser ran out, I decided to try out the rich one, which I think is somewhat better. It does an excellent job and has a thicker texture than the hydrating one, making it more pleasant to use and your skin feels softer after you use it.

It comes in a 125ml container, which is white with a green top. The label on the front will give you the name of the product and it also boasts about its active ingredients ' Pro-Vitamin B5 and UV filters'. On the back, it guarantees the added extra of 12 hours of moist skin.

* No perfume, no colour added
* Dermatologically tested and approved
* Experts in sensitive skin

The cream comes out the top through a small hole. You have to flip it upside down and squeeze to get some out, which is a bit more frustrating than if it were a pump. The cream has a lovely thick texture, and is white in colour. It leaves your skin with a very light and slight smell of perfume, although none extra is added.

It leaves your skin feeling soft, smooth and moisturised. It is great for chapped hands or dry skin, and works really well. You should use it constantly if you have these symptoms to make your skin healthy again. I would advise you use this regularly anyway to keep your skin in good condition, and keep you looking young and healthy!

I use this on my face everyday and hands once in a while when I need to. I bought mine at Boots for £3.28, which wasn't very cheap, but it does a great job and is a good quality product. Using it once a day on my face, this cream lasts me around a month or more, so a good buy. You don't need to squeeze a lot of the cream onto your hands, so be careful when squeezing and don't waste it.

It can be bought pretty much anywhere. As I say, I bought mine at boots for £3.28, but it can be bought at Tesco and other supermarkets including all pharmacies, which normally stock this. You can even buy it online, but there is no point really.

Thanks for reading,

- Recon -

Summary: A great moisturising cream for dry skin in the winter weather.