Advantages: The price - cheap initial outlay Disadvantages: The smell, doesn't work, making it a false economy
Introduction
Aldi like to pitch themselves as a more upmarket "discount" supermarket than the likes of Netto and Lidl, and as a result the middle classes seem to have embraced shopping there in the downturn, almost managing to kid themselves that it's merely a slightly cheaper version of Marks & Spencer's Food Hall.
A couple of years ago, Gok Wan proclaimed the Siana Moisturising Anti-Wrinkle Day Cream that Aldi sell to be one of the best anti-wrinklecreams available, on his TV show, thus prompting the entire stock nationwide to sell out within a couple of days.
You can see why - it costs a mere £1.89 for a 50 ml jar, which makes this a very affordable way of trying to keep the wrinkles at bay. Needless to say, I fell for the hype and despite the fact I didn't have an Aldi close by at the time, I took a trip further afield in ...
Advantages: Very light and refreshing with subtle fragrance Disadvantages: None that I have experienced
I am 24 years old and although some people may think this is a young age to begin using AntiWrinkleCreams, you would be wrong. Many beauticians have advised me that the ideal age to begin using these products is around 21 years old.
I have tried many face creams in the past, antiwrinkle and general moisturisers. But I have to say that I have fallen in love with Siana AntiWrinkle Night Cream. I apply the cream at night after fully cleansing my face and I find it a very satisfying product.
The cream is very light with a subtle refresshing fragrance. And although I have found several night creams to leave my skin feeling greasy in the morning, this is not the case with Siana Night Cream. I wake to find that my skin looks very refreshed and feels silky smooth with no geasy residue.
You can buy 50ml of this cream for under £2 which ...
and waiting for the 'big day', but I decided that I must do something to make me look that little bit more glam!
Trawling the Internet a couple of weeks ago, looking at various antiwrinklecreams, I came across a product called Freeze 24/7 AntiWrinkleCream. They have their own website at www.freeze247.com but they are based in the USA and I decided that if I was going to go for it, that it would probably be too time consuming (and expensive, what with shipping costs, etc) and looked for a supplier based in the UK.
I came across www.spaceNK.co.uk who sell this little wonder product at the grand old price of £68 for a 30g pot! Their write up is pretty impressive and they claim that the product successfully eradicates up to 99% of all facial lines upon application and that results last an impressive twenty-four hours (although I would ...
