Seeking some experiences from people who have tried various products out there particularly from Loreal and Clinelle. Target improvement areas are smoother skin, smaller pores and wrinkles. In summary, a younger looking skin!

I've used Clinelle previously, tried most of their products and followed the usual regime ie. Caviar Gold range firming lotion, serum + eye serum, night cream, Pureswiss Hydracalm lotion, serum and cream for about 2 years with minimal improvement in skin texture.

I then switched to Loreal last year just to see if there is a difference. I tried their skincare products from the Revitalift range so it's the same usual routine of aqua milky toner, serum and night cream. I feel there is more improvement with Loreal but it can get a bit costly as a small bottle of serum is used up fairly quickly in just a month or two.

I haven't tried the Crystal range, Hyaluronic Acid range and Glycolic Bright range where I already have some of these products in my shopping cart now and ready to purchase soon.

I was just wondering if anyone has tried everything from the Loreal and Clinelle range, basically all the products? If yes, which product range is most effective or best in your experience? Any thoughts would be appreciated.

I may not be able to answer for Loreal/Clinelle, but seeing your title contain "Best Skincare Product" Out of curiosity have you tried SK-II?

My colleagues and friends hold very high regards to SK-II especially the Facial Treatment Essence, I thought it's a meme but girls actually love them.

Thanks for the recommendation. I haven't tried SK-ii and after doing a search on it, it appears that this is a premium product which commands a premium price when compared to L'Oreal. Even the cheapest cream already costs above RM400 where the equivalent L'Oreal only costs RM60 on average which is almost 8 times cheaper. There is also a costlier higher range Skii which costs RM600+. I haven't looked at the toner and serum if they are available.



Anyway they are too costly for what I'm willing to pay, perhaps more suitable for the well -heeled ladies. Appreciate the information though.