‘Miracle' skin-saving cream from La Roche-Posay drops by 33% on Amazon
'Miracle' skin-saving cream from La Roche-Posay drops by 33% on Amazon
If you're searching for a moisturising must-have that is the perfect all-rounder, now is a great time to buy while it's on sale
The Cicaplast Baume B5+ Cream
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If you're searching for a multi-purpose balm which is 'clinically proven to immediately soothe' skin, then now might be the perfect time to buy the Cicaplast Baume B5+ Cream which is currently reduced from £19.50 to £13.
It can be applied to the body, face and lips, and people are urged to avoid the eye contour area. Apply twice daily to pre-washed and dried skin. But what do shoppers who have tried and tested it think?
It's become a clear favourite judging by the reviews on Amazon, with people singing it's praises and hailing the balm as a saviour for dry skin. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here
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One happy shopper entitled their review 'Miracle cream', writing: 'This is my go to 'my skin needs help' cream.
' It is like a drink for dry skin and has sorted my dry and red patches. Slather it on at night like a mask wake up 5 years younger. Worth every penny.'
Someone else added: 'Those who were introduced to this by instagram review like myself will know it is worth the hype!
'Perfect for bi-weekly night mask to solve any dryness, redness, or hormonal flareups. Love it for what I feel my skin need a 'repair'.'
It wasn't for everyone, although the majority of reviews are all positive.
One person noted: 'I've been using this for a little while, haven't seen a dramatic improvement in my skin or the area I was targeting.
'It's a lot of product for the money, so hopefully it's a slow burner.'
Yet someone else added, simply: 'AMAZING product. Game changer, would highly recommend!'
Other moisturisers you could buy include the likes of the Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream for £29.60 at Noli , or the Vitamin C Glow Boosting Intense Moisturiser for £22 from the Body Shop.
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Alternatively there is also the TATCHA Dewy Skin Cream for £26.
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