A SKINCARE enthusiast has revealed the details on how to achieve a luxurious complexion without the hefty price tag.
She said her Amazon face cream is comparable to La Mer at a fraction of the cost.
Editor Banglapolska shared her tip in a comment on the social media platform.
She said one product in her collection is very useful: it’s WD-40 for skin care.
The Redditor even said that the product was “the poor man’s La Mer”.
La Mer’s exclusive crème de la mer it sells for $100 for a half ounce at Sephora.
WHAT TO GET INSTEAD
The Redditor said she’s all about purchasing skincare products at a fraction of the cost.
“Weleda Skin Food,” she said.
“It’s called ‘the poor man’s La Mer’ and it has as many uses as WD-40.
“I use it as a mask when I fly and my skin feels like butter.”
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Weleda Skin Food Nourishing Day Cream for Face it sells for $19.99 on Amazon.
DELICIOUS REVIEWS
The Redditor isn’t the only one who swears by La Mer’s dupe, many others shared their love for the skincare staple in the comments section.
“I love this stuff,” wrote one Amazon shopper.
“From the first application, the cream’s rich texture provides an instant luxurious and hydrating sensation on the skin.
“Unlike some day creams that sit on the surface of the skin or are excessively oily, this one is perfectly absorbed, leaving a velvety, soft finish.
“I love that Weleda prioritizes natural, nourishing ingredients that not only make my skin look great, but also align with my preference for cleaner skin care products.
“The 1.3 fluid ounce packaging may seem modest, but a little really goes a long way.
“It’s already been a couple [of] months, and I barely did any damage to the bathtub.”
“My skin has never been so soft,” added another.
“I am 54 years old and over the years I have tried all skin care products, including high-quality ones.
“This was the first time I used a Weleda product.
“I don’t know why I waited so long to try Weleda, because my skin has never felt so smooth and supple. This cream is magical.”
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