Shopping Telly Awards: Best Skincare Brand

[Autumn]

Best Skincare Brand (Multiple Choice) .........

 

[maymorganlondon]

I use a lot of brands, but for the QVC ones, I've only voted for the main 2 I regularly use and get results from:

Decleor - Hydrafloral, Prolagene Gel, Aromessence Neroli, Neroli Balm
Alpha-H - Liquid Gold, Micro Cleanse, Balancing Cleanser

High Street:

Clarins - Super Restorative range

 

[Autumn]

Alpha H for me

 

[Brissles]

I never vote in these 'polls', as how do we know they're not rigged for their own marketing purposes. - they are hardly likely to say that the box ticked 'High Street' has come in the top 3 are they.

 

[maymorganlondon]

I never vote in these 'polls', as how do we know they're not rigged for their own marketing purposes. - they are hardly likely to say that the box ticked 'High Street' has come in the top 3 are they.

If you mean the QVC one - they won't have a High Street option. If you mean the polls here on Shopping Telly - I don't really know how they can be rigged. We can all see the votes once we've voted, and if the high street does gather the most votes - yes, I believe it will win!

 

[donna255]

I picked Elemis, I still use bits and pieces from the range since 1997, I have bought other brands but always use Elemis somewhere in the routine.

 

[Laura L'occitane Earle]

I love facial oils from AD Skin Synergy, and as of 3 days ago, Josie Maran. Akin is a brand I have also used and quite like. From the High Street, my all time favourite moisturiser is Naked Thirst Aid moisturiser, gorgeous pot of goodness which contained 97% natural ingredients including Argan oil! starflower and other lush ingredients and was available in Superdrug for the bargain price of £7.49 for a 100 ml pot - notice the past tense. This brand was acquired by Boots and discontinued, even though it had a real following and beauty bloggers were raving about it. I think it was possible getting too popular and affecting sales of more expensive stuff. I stock piled when it was going cheap (little knowing it would disappear altogether) and am now down to my last two pots. Still looking for a natural alternative that is rich enough for my dry skin.

 

[Weathergirl]

Emma Hardie for Moringa Balm
Judith Williams for Phytomineral serum and eye cream.
Prai for neck cream
Decleor for Prolagene Gel and hand cream
Alpha H (only just discovered this brand) love the eye cream and cleanser

I didn't vote for Elemis because I am not a fan of most of it (although their balm cleanser is very good alternative to Emma Hardie)