Skincare for mature skin?

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Emma R.

Oct 24, 2016

Emma R.

I'm looking to get a really nice gift for my Nan. She's 70, and never really treated herself with skincare before. I did get her the No7 anti aging range but I'm looking to get something really luxurious. Any recommendations ladies? She has normal skin, needs something that's anti aging and maybe something that'll even out skin texture? She has broken capillaries on her cheeks. ✨

Hannah K.

Oct 24, 2016

Hannah K.

I really love Elemis and Decleor for mature skin, I believe La Roche-Posay do lovely skincare sets too.

Emma R.

Oct 24, 2016

Emma R.

Thank you Hannah! I'll look at them!

Leuca S.

Oct 24, 2016

Leuca S.

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Drunk Elephant

Lin F.

Oct 27, 2016

Lin F.

I'm in the same age range as your nan and I use Monsia Skincare, google and read for yourself. I've been using it religiously everyday since December 2014. I love the shea butter & jojoba esters (oil) in this product line. During the winter here in the UK after applying the night repair cream I add a couple of drops of vit E oil mainly to my neck , around my eyes & forehead. I have been told that this will keep my skin hydrated. Don't worry, the vit E oil is not oily and is absorbed very quickly. I also use it as a body moisturizer.

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