Moisturiser

[Ravello]

<cynic>It will probably provide a temporary solution whilst leeching away any moisture that your skin currently possesses ensuring a long term dependency on said product </cynic>

[MaryPoppins]

<cynic>It will probably provide a temporary solution whilst leeching away any moisture that your skin currently possesses ensuring a long term dependency on said product </cynic>

Correct.



If it's a bad one.

[Ravello]

PS did you mean to post that here or was this supposed to be on mumsnet?

[TimberWolf]

I use to work with a guy who used concealer in an attempt to hide his bags.

He'll never get the wrinkles out of those with moisturiser.

[SueEllen]

PS did you mean to post that here or was this supposed to be on mumsnet?

It was suppose to go on mumsnet as:

"I suddenly found out why my DH face is so soft I caught him wearing my make-up"

[Mich the Tester]

PS did you mean to post that here or was this supposed to be on mumsnet?

No, here; I'd rather give everyone something to giggle about than get serious advice.

[The Wikir Man]

He'll never get the wrinkles out of those with moisturiser.

[cailin maith]

I've started using moisturiser recently.

I took a look in the mirror one morning & it wasn't a pretty sight.

I think it's dry skin caused by the reduction in testosterone due to old age.

Ho hum.

There is nothing wrong with using moisturiser, I make the dog put it on all the time, but he makes a face if it's perfumed stuff.

[Bunk]

There is nothing wrong with using moisturiser, I make the dog put it on all the time, but he makes a face if it's perfumed stuff.

I'm sure he'll be delighted you shared that with us

[Churchill]

I'm sure he'll be delighted you shared that with us

Over the bloody moon...