fao Donna (or anyone who's tried the M&S skincare ranges)!

Bought the set below to try for myself (designed for those in their 50s):

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Form...1_13&nodeId=2448013031&sr=1-13&qid=1356653603

Thoguth I might treat my sis, who although only in her late 40s has skin that is, err, what's the word....oh yeah, ravaged,.....by years of no skincare & from living by the sea & spending a lot of her time outside, resulting in a deep perma tan (natural!) & slightly scary for her age leather like skin, wrinkles etc.!

Saw this one (designed for ladies in their 60s, don't want to offend her but I think we're talking rolling out the big guns here! lol):

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Form...1_15&nodeId=2448013031&sr=1-15&qid=1356653603

Or these, which appear to be designed for all ages, bit confusing but there we go:

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Yout...1_41&nodeId=2448013031&sr=1-41&qid=1356653853

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Form...1_48&nodeId=2448013031&sr=1-48&qid=1356653853

Just wondered if anyone who had tried any of these might have an idea as to which would be best?

I have a set from this range

Formula Age Replenish Calcium Rich Skin Trio Set

Now haven't actually started it yet, though the serum will be brought out today. My set had the serum, day cream and night cream.

The last two Youth, I think are for those in their 30s. M&S changed the packaging and names of ranges this year.

Honestly M&S skin care is as good as say Olay wonder creams,Boots own brand range that people rush out to buy at double the price.

Yeah, you got the same range as I went for Donna, the 'Replenish' - I'll avoid the 'Youth' range then if it's designed more for those in their 30s, think I might just take the risk of offending sis then & get her the 'Restore' crumbly range, as I think her skin is pretty dry as well, unlike mine which is more, well, averagely normal really! lol

I like the M&S site, though I found some of the descriptions of the various skincare ranges rather confusing & somewhat contradictory in places, they could improve that aspect of it a bit I think & there are so many to choose from as well, difficult to know where to start really!

:wonder:

Yes, that to be honest is where going into a store is better, they have testers etc.

Though I do find the reviews on their site pretty good.