Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream

Ms.Amaranthine · 10-11-2007, 06:31 PM #1 (**permalink**)

Overall Rating:5
Pricing: 4 (It's $25)
Packaging: 4
Would Buy Again? Definitely!

Olay has released clinical trials where this cream performed better than high-end $300+ creams. I can't afford those expensive creams, so I thought I'd just go ahead and give this a try. The first time I used it, it burned/tingled slightly, which I actually like. Kind of like using listerine! However, a few minutes later I noticed an immediate difference in my skin. It was silky and it had a beautiful glow.

After a month of usage, my complexion has improved. I'm only 20, so I don't expect/need the firming, so I'm not really able to tell you whether or not it holds up to it's promise. I just know that, for me, it has worked wonderfully and far exceeded my expectations.

My only complaint is it's a little time consuming. It comes with instructions on how to apply it -- following the bone structure of your face. It takes about five minutes to do rightly, but the end product has been worth it for me.

Kuuipo · 10-22-2007, 11:23 PM #2 (**permalink**)

Overall rating: 4
Price:3
Packaging: 4
Would I buy it again? Most likely

I'm 45 and a tough consumer...Nothing prevents wrinkles,granted,creamwise. This is a nice moisturizer-it does a nice job temporarily plumping skin up. An hour after application I do not look any different. I have been using microsculpting cream since it was introduced in Hawaii-about 2 months. I use it liberally over my skin lightener before bed. I do not have dry skin,but I do as ALL 45 year olds-have some loss of elasticity. Six weeks of daily use has not changed anything. However, it is gentle,and Olay makes pretty good products. I do know a few Derm Docs locally who use Olay products rather than dept. store products......its 26,99 at our local Walmarts-cheaper than at Long's-our only drug store chain -if you can find it.

I do like this cream. Its not greasy,it absorbs quickly. It will not prevent wrinles,sorry,there is nothing scientifically proven about that.