Olay

[chanelnumber5]

As far as I could see there was no thread specifically for Olay products, I there is sorry in advance

Have any of you tried any of Olay's products, I've heard some of the stuff is pretty good and was considering buying some but wanted some oppinions

 

[satin chic]

I use their 'Complete' moisturiser and I'm really happy with it. It's inexpensive, not comedogenic and softens my skin. Definitely recommendable.

 

[jennie]

I've used the 'complete' moisturiser for years on my skin and its always worked well for me. I usually apply the night cream before bed and wake up with very moist skin, or if my skin has dried out for whatever reason I use the day cream aswel. I used to use the eye contour gel which made a noticable difference to my dark circles but I can't find it anywhere anymore so I switched to the nivea gel, which works equally well!

 

[MademoiselleBleu]

i love olay! i use to use deep cleansing face wash with witch hazel which was lovely. it smelled so nice. i'm not sure if they still make it though. i hope so as im running out. and i also really love age defying daily renewal cleanser (i'm not really concerned about aging just yet haha but i still love the product it makes my skin so soft)

 

[Feline]

I love Olay Regenerist - it makes my skin feel really good & I don't have even a hint of a wrinkle!

 

[DandyWarhol]

olay always reminds me of old ladies...


i wonder why.?

 

[chanelnumber5]

Thanks for all the reviews, I might take a look at their products soon as I used to just see them as old lady products (as DandyWarhol) said but I've read some rave reviews in magazines so I though it might be worth a try. Thanks again

 

[BlkLadyLaw]

I just started using their products and I love how my skin feels after use. As far as old ladies go, my grandma has used them here whole life and her skin is flawless for her age (of course good genetics is also a large factor) so she is my best testimonial for myself.

 

[60swildchild]

I use Age Defying Daily Renewal Cream and love it! I'm thinking on trying the eye cream as I'm using Estee Lauder now and it's very expensive. My mother used Oil of Olay and has beautiful skin. I think maybe the stigma of the "old lady product" is because it's been around so long.

 

[fashionlives]

at what age would you start using olay products?

 

[tessa484]

I've been using oil of olay (sensitive) since i was 13, and my skin is fantastic! My skin is flawless, I really recommend it!

 

[ire/ire/ire]

olay always reminds me of old ladies...


i wonder why.?

ITA.

 

[LetThemEatCake]

at what age would you start using olay products?

It's never too early to start taking care of your skin.

 

[Sloan]

Regenerist scores HUGE! They were talking about this new consumer report on The Mike and Juliette show the other morning...I ran out and got this and love it!
http://www.consumerreports.org/heal...eam_gtr_1.htm?resultPageIndex=1&resultIndex=8

Look at the MUCH more expensive La Prairie Cellular...

 

[LetThemEatCake]

Look at the MUCH more expensive La Prairie Cellular...

It doesnt say what La Prairie product they were testing against the Olay. Every La Prairie starts with the word 'Cellular' so they could have been rating just a day/night cream for moisture and not necessarily for wrinkles.

Any product takes 28 days to show visible results, and after that, well you have to keep using it to keep seeing those results.

 

[Street_a_Licious]

huh... sounds interesting. might try some....

 

[thefrancofille]

I think Olay is a fabulous line. I use some of their Regenerist products, their basic sensitive skin cleanser, toner and their spf 30 sunscreen.

 

[Sloan]

It doesnt say what La Prairie product they were testing against the Olay. Every La Prairie starts with the word 'Cellular' so they could have been rating just a day/night cream for moisture and not necessarily for wrinkles.

Any product takes 28 days to show visible results, and after that, well you have to keep using it to keep seeing those results.

You are right and I did find that they tested La Prairie's Cellular day and night cream ($335 for an ounce of day cream and 1.7 ounces of night cream). *From http://www.consumerreports.org/heal...nkle-creams-1-07/overview/0107_cream_ov_1.htm

Testing:
Most product lines consisted of a day cream and a night cream, and one, Olay Regenerist, also included a serum. StriVectin-SD came in only one formulation, which the women used twice a day.

Skin was examnined at the beginning of the 12-week test, four weeks into it, and at the end, using various measures, which are explained in more detail at:
http://www.consumerreports.org/heal...nkle-creams-1-07/overview/0107_cream_ov_1.htm

Me personally? I have not used it for 28 days, but I do love how it has made my face feel so far. I figure why not try it after seeing this report?