And I'm also one of those people who like to spend as little as possible.
These two facts don't typically work well together.
Unless there's a coupon to go with my brand.
Otherwise, it's not fun.
I've typically used Philosphy's "Hope in a Jar" and "On a Clear Day" for my crazy skin.
It's been good. It did what I needed. For several years.
But my skin has been changing.
Let's face it -- I'm almost 40. Er ... I mean, 30.
Oh, heck. I'm almost 40.
Anyway, Philosophy {and it's price tags} were failing me.
My skin wasn't responding anymore.
So I set out to find something new.
It. Was. Not. Fun.
But here's where I landed.
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This stuff is UH.MAZING!
{and no, I haven't received any kind of free sample or compensation for this. I'm just thrilled with how well it's working!!}
I got it at Target. On sale. With a coupon!
Seriously. It could not get better than that!
But it does!
Garnier Ultra-Lift Pro.
{In the jar, not the pump. I want to be able to get ALL of the good stuff out.}
My usual combo T-Zone is under control.
The "adult acne" {a.k.a. pre-menopausal skin} has been controlled.
The skin all around my face is velvety smooth. Even a day later. Between washing & applying.
The skin around my eyes is soft as a baby's bum.
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I also purchased the Skin Renew Eye Roller. No concealor.
And I've noticed that those crazy, inherited dark circles are lightening up.
Between both of these items, I only spent roughly $25.
The Philosophy products created a $78 hole in my bank account.
I think we have a winner!!
So, there you go!
My very first {I think} review.
From me to you!


I'll have to try those. I just can't stomach expensive creams so I'm always on the lookout for stuff you can use a coupon on. ;)
ReplyDeleteSweet! Thanks for the heads up. I am all over these girl...
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