help! looking for a wrinkle/face cream with no smell?

[momophile]

it took nearly 30 years, but it seems that I am finally allergic to perfumes and perfumie smells. I've been using Burt's Bees Repair Serum and I loved it, but now it seems that I am even allergic to that.

does anyone have a suggestion for an extremely mild or no smell wrinkle cream or oil?

help me!

[AlCzervik]

1. i like this one and to me it doesn't have a scent.

http://www.aveeno.com/productDetail.do?prodid=3695

[momophile]

6. this one looks nice

I like soy
thanks!
:hi:

[AlCzervik]

7. all their stuff is very gentle as well, hope it works for you.

:hi:

[Haole Girl]

2. I am embarrassed to say I use Clinique and Lancome...

for my face cream. But, if you aren't able to spend the money, or you just don't want to, a friend of mine swears by this product:

http://www.stives.com/skin-care-products/facial-beautiful-collagen-moisturizer.cfm

It didn't do well on my face, because my pores are too small, but it works very well for her.

[momophile]

8. that looks very gentle

thanks!
I'll look into it.
:hi:

[Trailrider1951]

3. I use a vitamin E skin oil

My skin is very dry, and after I wash my face I smooth on a couple of drops of pure, vitamin E skin oil. No perfumes, dyes, or other artificial ingredients. I get mine at Sally Beauty supply.

[momophile]

5. just straight Vitamin E oil, heh?

sounds like something I should look into. thanks!
:hi:

[Dora]

4. Try looking into DIY skincare.

There are a few websites/businesses out there that are selling directly to the consumer ingredients used in popular cosmeceuticals. The company I have used before, and I've been thrilled with their products, is www.skinactives.com. (I loved their alpha/beta peel kit, and their brightening cream, and the i-bright cream, and the CHAS serum.)

The beauty of DIY skincare is that you can leave out all the crap you don't need in a face cream - like fragrance - and just use the stuff that's most effective on your skin.

[momophile]

9. what a smart thing to do

thanks!
:hi:

[Der Blaue Engel]

10. I use The Body Shop's Kinetin line

I'm highly allergic to perfumes, too, and this seems to have little smell to me.

[momophile]

13. I generally like their stuff

I'll look at that too
thanks!
:hi:

[Der Blaue Engel]

15. Keeping in mind, however, that I can barely enter their store because of the perfumes

in some of their other stuff. If I buy it from the store, I have to hold my nose, run in and run out. But you can always order them online if you're as sensitive as I am. :)

[coffeenap]

11. Organic coconut oil. It is wonderful. Just give it a few minutes

to sink in. It doesn't stay oily, and really makes my 50 year old skin feel good.

[momophile]

12. where do you get that?

:shrug:

[lost-in-nj]

14. I don't know

what you like to spend on this but
I use Elizabeth Arden Prevage....

it has a slight smell not overwhelming...
and is so smooth

but try it first...

it aint cheap

the Chanel line is pretty good to....


lost

[momophile]

16. two of my favorite perfumes were Elizabeth Arden

Red Door and Green Tea - too bad I can't go anywhere near either one now, I'm so allergic.

I'll look into that Prevage though.
thanks!