13 yrs, 7 mths ago

Roc products

Hi,

I need a daycream that has spf in it. Im looking at the RoC Hydra+Bio Acitve Moisturising Cream – Normal Skin one.

Just wondering what is anyones experience with this product.

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  • 13 yrs, 7 mths ago

    I find Roc are very cheap and I have always found them to be very a great budget skin care line. They are not natural or organic or anything like that but they offer lots of products that are quite similar to certain professional brands at a fraction of the price. I have been quite pleased with the results of the few products I have tried from the brand so I would say they are rather effective when it comes to results 🙂 The only thing that I personally don’t like is that they are owned by Johnson’s, but that is just a preference of mine that I would rather not use them in my own regime for my own reasons, however I have used both in the past with no ill effects 🙂

  • 13 yrs, 7 mths ago

    go to deals direct …. they r selling them for $9.95 … I didnt get it tho!!! I would have if i got info sooner!

    Anyway might pick some up anyway we’ll c 😀 pretty cheap….thanks for the feedback.

  • 13 yrs, 7 mths ago

    ive been using that for a while now. but mine is the dry skin version. i find it very nice. the texture is slightly thicker than normal moisturisers, but it feels lovely and leaves my skin really soft and smooth. it is not oily whatsoever, rather feeling like the thickness of a lighter sunscreen.
    sometimes like to i combine it with a little bit of foundation and it applies effortless and looks perfect (i use the rimmel recover).
    if you dont mind the price i would certainly reccommend it 🙂 also has spf 15 and i think from memmory anti oxidants

  • 13 yrs, 7 mths ago

    Hi Shull, I use Roc products and love them but they are quite pricey. A really good alternative is the Neutrogena Healthy Defense Daily Moisturiser 30+ and at about $13 it is waaaay more affordable. You can get this product at priceline so it is easy to find.

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