Olay’s £19.99 night moisturiser is ‘just as hydrating’ as a luxury bestseller that costs £475
It really is the cream of the crop
MOST of us are desperate to find the key to eternal youth.
However, there’s no need to book in for that face lift just yet, because skincare brand Olay's Regenerist 3 point age-defying night cream is as good as luxury moisturisers - including Sisley's Supremya Baume that costs a stonking £475.
The Olay night cream is usually £29.99 in all major beauty stores, but is currently on offer at £19.99 in Boots and Superdrug.
Savvy women choosing to save by using a normal 1.4ml application of Olay Regenerist 3 Point Age-Defying Night Cream nightly spend only 91p per use.
Dr Hubbard, Olay’s Consultant Dermatologist told So Feminine Beauty: “A good quality anti-ageing product is well worth investing in.
“It will improve skin tone, even out pigmentation, fade dark spots, reduce fine lines and wrinkles and make the skin appear healthier and more youthful.
"Recent research from Olay shows that cellular energy production follows your natural biological clock, with skin energy and metabolism slowed down at night as hydration levels decrease.
“Use moisturisers, specifically designed to match your rhythm such as Olay Regenerist 3 Point Age Defying Night Cream, for anti-ageing results even whilst asleep.”
It’s not just Olay’s team shouting about the benefits, reviews online are pretty good, too.
Marilouf said: “I love it! I feel that it is a very good night cream. I’ve used it for almost a month now and now my skin is softer and smoother.”
Valej said: “Nice shape pot, I used the cream every night and it leaves the skin really soft.
"I found my skin felt tight in the morning, and you only need a small drop so it will last a while."
Olay Regenerist 3 Point Age-Defying Night Cream works each night to re-energise skin’s appearance cell by cell for younger looking skin by morning.
Proven Regenerist technology accelerates skin surface turnover during the night and re- energises skin surface cells.
More and more consumers are turning away from expensive beauty brands and snapping up creams, perfumes and makeup that only cost a few quid, but are just as good - with shoppers ditching £70 Chanel perfume for a £4 alternative.