best skin care system

I bought 2 1-ounce moisturizers, through my cousin - Rodan & Fields - and they charged me $15 for shipping (Fed Ex, I believe). I called and complained and they refunded my money. I order online, through Texas Beauty Supply and get pretty good discounts. I also use witch hazel for toner, in a mist spray bottle, Elta MD Foaming Facial Cleanser and Teamine Eye Complex. I'll be getting my next moisturizers from Texas Beauty. My Mom swears by Revision's Nectifirm.

I work for a beauty ecommerce site & have tried tons of stuff through my job. I recently started using Erno Lazlo and I love it! As other have said, this is really about finding what works best for you. Clinique made my skin burn when it's supposed to be super hypo-allergenic. I will warn that Erno is pricey, but it makes my skin feel las soft as a baby's bottom!

I'd also agree with what others have said about exfoliating. It's essential! And be sure to always follow it with a good moisturizer.

I cleanse my skin with Philosophy: Purity using my Clarisonic brush. Then I use witch hazel as a toner. Finally I use Aveeno's Positively Radiant moisturizer. I used to have very acne prone skin, but the Clarisonic has been a miracle worker.

Rodan and Fields is what my friend recommends and sells and I will be purchasing some products soon.

Everyone has different skin, so what works for them might not necessarily work for another. I personally like Clinique smart custom repair because it's custom to your specific skin. Try to get some samples and see what works for you!

Definitely get a great moisturise to prevent further wrinkles or fine lines. But a moisturiser won't do anything for the lines you already have.

Honest to goodness you will be AMAZED by an AHA exfoliator. You can pair it with a retinol serum (Paula's Choice makes one under the Resist line) and you will most likely see results!!! Again, if you don't, Paula's Choice will refund your money.

Hi Jennifer. I did not read any posts prior to posting. The best skin care regiment takes at least 8 weeks, if used consistently, to see good results. Allergies will show up within days. IMO, given your time frame and OP, I would consult first and foremost a dermatologist first. A department store cosmetic expert would be your next option IMO given your time frame. Keep in mind at least 6 weeks is needed to see true results.

I exfoliate three times a week with Yu-Be's Foaming Skin Polish and then use their Moisturizing Skin Cream every morning and night. So effective--strong but feels soothing and gentle!