Olay is half price again, this time at Coles.
For a basic non-greasy moisturiser with sunscreen, I like the Complete Defence Sensitive Moisturiser Lotion SPF 30+ ($7.50). There is a non-sensitive version with slightly lower SPF25. Those with drier skin may prefer the Complete UV Protection Normal To Dry Skin Moisturiser Lotion SPF 15+ ($7.70).
To target minor skin concerns, go for the Total Effects range. And if you're after anti-aging, the Regenerist range.
And grow your hair as well.
If I use it on my worst wrinkles, I believe the current mode is to [carefully] shave such areas anyway…
It may pay to check the use-by date unless you live in the tropics…
https://www.consumerreports.org/sunscreens/does-sunscreen-ha…
Heat and humidity accelerate breakdown so I would have thought it would be more of a concern if you live in the tropics?
That's correct - you should not use expired sunscreen. Olay products have a batch number on the box, from there you can check find out what the production date is using a site like this. In general skin care is good for 3 years from production date if stored appropriately.
The Olay SPF products mentioned above do not leave any white cast and can be used everyday, which means you'd finish a bottle in months. Just don't hoard too many during 1/2 price sales :)
I really like the wrinkle revolution complex, don't know that it helps wrinkles but it sits really well and doesn't cause breakouts for me.
Will that make me look and feel like I'm 20 again?