Makeup recommendations for older faces?

Miss Scarlett · 10-06-2012, 08:32 AM

L'Oreal has some really good products for women of various ages. At one point i used Signature Club A products by Adrienne Arpel - sold on HSN. They are very good and very moisturizing. i did find them heavy for my skin because of the moisturizers...sort of like the old Max Factor Panstick.

i used to use Bare Minerals but switched over to L'Oreal's mineral makeup several years ago and it still works well for me.

For cleansing and moisturizing i've been using some Mary Kay for oily skin. But in the past i used a face wash by L'Oreal...they have several. i like their products (it's the same company as Lancombe.)

What you use will depend on your skin type. i've got combination and can get away with using just plain old soap like the Dial i use in the shower...makes me chuckle because i am reminded of that Cathy cartoon where she spent a small fortune on stuff for her face but ended up using deodorant soap in the shower...

Olay and L'Oreal both have excellent products for skin renewal and they're not too expensive.

Hope this helps.

10-06-2012, 08:32 AM	#3
Miss Scarlett Infamous Member How Do You Identify?: Femme Relationship Status: . Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: . Posts: 5,530 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 4,478 Thanked 12,947 Times in 3,419 Posts Rep Power: 21474857	L'Oreal has some really good products for women of various ages. At one point i used Signature Club A products by Adrienne Arpel - sold on HSN. They are very good and very moisturizing. i did find them heavy for my skin because of the moisturizers...sort of like the old Max Factor Panstick. i used to use Bare Minerals but switched over to L'Oreal's mineral makeup several years ago and it still works well for me. For cleansing and moisturizing i've been using some Mary Kay for oily skin. But in the past i used a face wash by L'Oreal...they have several. i like their products (it's the same company as Lancombe.) What you use will depend on your skin type. i've got combination and can get away with using just plain old soap like the Dial i use in the shower...makes me chuckle because i am reminded of that Cathy cartoon where she spent a small fortune on stuff for her face but ended up using deodorant soap in the shower... Olay and L'Oreal both have excellent products for skin renewal and they're not too expensive. Hope this helps.