'Moisturisers are like jeans if the brand that makes your behind look best happens to be Gap rather than Gucci,you're winning'Now that everyone acknowledges that moisturiser is a Good Thing, I'm afraid I'm going to say I don't judge the moisturiser you use is terribly vital. Don't misunderstand me – to moisturise is vital. It gives skin a brighter, and softer,smoother texture, makes it more comfortable, or provides a better base for makeup and protects it from the elements (though not the sun you still need a sunblock),but if you find a cream that works for you on this superficial level, then buy it, and whatever else it claims or doesn't claim to do. Moisturisers are a bit like jeans – if the brand that makes your behind look best happens to be Gap rather than Gucci,then you're winning (cheaper moisturisers often contain mineral oil, which can cause breakouts. That is my only word of caution, or so do check). If your perfect moisturiser is expensive,then you gain my sympathies. It's a lottery.
If money were no thing, I'd wear Sisley Hydra Global or Carita Lagoon Cream every day. Seeing as it is for most of us, and I'm more likely to recommend Darphin Vitalskin (£39),Body Shop Vitamin C Daily Moisturiser (£12), L'Oreal Youth Code Luminize (£11.99) or Clinique Moisture Surge (£34). All are excellent.
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Source: theguardian.com