[erikaj35]

There is a new line at drugstores everywhere called BeFine "food skin care." BeFine's packaging caught my eye and I picked up two of their products:
1. Daily Moisturizer with Rosemary, Pomegranate & Rice
2. Night Cream with Cocoa, Millet & Rice Bran
I really like the way that both of them feel on my skin. I do believe that they were more than $10, but compared to regular skin care, the price is minimal! I would highly recommend checking this line out.

[citre]

thanks for all the recommendations, gals =)
i still havent bought one yet, though! LOL

[dentaldee]

cetaphil for day and Vaseline at night are the best for me!!! I personally do not find olay products moisturizing enough for me.

[Gavriela]

If you're willing to take a chance on internet shopping, check out woodwize.com Angel Cream - it's 5$ per jar, and has shea butter, hempseed oil, and lots of other goodies. Gentle enough for face, and works as an all-over body moisturiser, too.

[Snoo]

Well I have the same problem as you, alipic (skin without natural sebum), dry and I use NIVEA. They have a special nourishing cream with SPF 8. It's really good.

[Nubia]

Pond's Dry Skin Cream...

wonderful

[Neeky]

I used to use cetaphil cream now I just used the cleanser when I shower...
I would put the cream on every night before I sleep, but in the morning when i put my make up on my skin is still dry and flakey.. even after I use a primer. Now I use BIO OIL.. and I love it.. it's for stretch marks, scars and even skin tones. I wash my face and put it on before I sleep.. keeps my face feeling soft. It might be a couple $$ over your budget but I think it's worth it because not only does it keep the flakey skin away but it tones it too !! you only need a couple of drops.

[Milah]

I agree. Dove Dry skin cream is about $7 and it lasts a long time. Its great for cold weather season

[maryfitz24]

Originally Posted by Labrat81

I'm suprosed no one mentioned Cetaphil Moistruzing Lotion. It's not expensive (small bottle under $10) and does a really great job. For daytime when I need sunscreen too I use Olay Complete SPF 15 for Sensitive Skin...it's like $7. I always use drugstore products when it comes to skincare....I can't afford high end stuff, and even if I could....I still probably wouldn't.....

2nd the olay complete for sensitive skin. That's what I use as well.

I also use the Cetaphil but not regularly.

I've tried many different moisturizers (high end and low end) and I don't see any major difference in my skin. So, I decided to use the drugstore brands. My skin is so sensitive, I just have to be careful what I put on my face.