hi,i'd like to know at what age should one start using Loreal RevitaLift night cream? im 28.

Hi Sarah, More than the age, I think the time when you should start using anti-aging creams like this one www.myshopping.com.au/PR--171343_Loreal_Plenitude_RevitaLift_Night_Cream_50ml dependson the current state of your skin. If you feel that there are some fine lines which can be seen ( ask someone else who is honest with you rather than peer intensively in the mirror and imagine these lines) then it might be OK to start using the RevitaLift cream. You can get a small test pack from the beauty department of the larger stores to see if it really suits you or not and then decide based on the results. If you have ultra-sensitive skin, you might have to choose another brand which confirms that it has been created for sensitive skin. So far, the Loreal cream has good results on my friends but you need to be very regular with it if you want to see results in a few weeks' time.

Going to bed with Night Cream on your face can benefit your skin in many ways while you are sleeping. Night Creams contain special ingredients like vitamins and anti-aging components. In fact, these creams can also be thicker and more intensive than ordinary daily moisturizer because you don’t need to apply makeup on the top of them. A good Night Cream should contain collagen, elastin and essential lipids to help refresh your face while you sleep. Night Creams are particularly beneficial for dry and very dry skin type when used daily. Choose the formulation carefully on the basis of how dry your skin is - it is important that your skin should not feel overloaded. To maximize your Night Creams, gently apply a dime-size dab to your skin and use an upward, circular motion to lightly massage the night cream into your face. Wide range of Night Cream including Brown Spot Night Cream w/Kojic Acid, CoQ10 Wrinkle Defense Night Crème, Olive Oil Ultra Light Night Cream, Age-Defying Night Crème, Brown Spot Night Cream available.
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A night cream is a great idea! To help you find what you're looking for, check out the great selection of night creams available on this website at www.myshopping.com.au/PT--214_Skin_Care?Find=night+cream

Hi Woolmer, that is an interesting post on night cream! I have been just using a simple moisturizer till now and was not very thrilled with the results since it left my skin feeling a bit parched in the morning. I am approaching my late thirties now and would really like to start paying a bit of attention to my skin and your post was an excellent nugget of information which I am going to put to practice soon. The list of creams specified by you also sound interesting....do you have any tips on some natural creams which have minimum side effect and contain very little chemicals? The list at www.myshopping.com.au/PT--214_Skin_Care seems to be well categorized but I do not have the knowledge to choose a well-balanced cream....all help is welcome!