by Colette Bouchez for CountryDutchess.com
Standing in that cosmetic superstore and getting a headache as you try to figure out which of the hundreds of skin care products you really need? Then when you finally do, you realize your bill is $10 more than your mortgage payment?
Relax. You don't have to be confused or spend a lot to get a lot. But you do have to look for the right ingredients at each stage of your life. According to how skin ages and the level of clinically proven effective ingredients available, here's some examples of products that will give you the biggest bang for your anti-aging skin care buck during each decade of your life.
Your 20's – Loreal Dermo-Expertise Advanced RevitaLift Complete Day Cream SPF 15 Anti-wrinkle & Firming Moisteurizer - 1.7 Oz
Excellent moisturization with the full out protection of an UVA and UVB anti aging sunscreen. Just $15.83.
Your 30's: Neutrogena Anti-Oxidant Age Reverse Day Lotion - 1.7 oz.
- Neutralizes 99% of free radicals leading to skin aging, plus blocks aging UVA rays, and a super moisturizer to boot! Just $17.89
Your 40's - Garnier Nutritioniste Ultra-Lift Serum - 1.7 Oz
Micro encapsualted vitamin A to continuously diminish lines and wrinkles, Omega 3 + 6, essentially fatty acids to rebuild skin's protective barrier and keep moisture locked in, and rice protein to fortify skin's structure for a firmer look and feel come together to not only moisturize and firm skin, but also act as a fabulous under make up primer - so you get two for one! All this for only $14.89
A concentrated amino acid peptide complex means it goes to work fast and hard on the deepest lines and wrinkles, while a special blend of Olay moisturizers keep even the driest, aging skin looking moist and dewy. This is serious wrinkle "medicine" for only $19.10 !For read more money saving tips and tricks visit www.CheapChicDiary.com or CountryDutchess.com for fabulous savings!
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