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Could Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF28 be a cure-all?

Apr 15, 2008
Garnier Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28

Had to report on this. I was in a Harmon Drug store recently and was at the check-out when two of the girls who work there started ooooo-ing and ahhhh-ing and raving about some moisturizer. Not one to pass up a lead for a product that's worth it, I interrupted the fan-fest and asked what they were talking about: Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28. (a mouthful, no?) I asked one of them to get if for me and she did.

When I tell you these girls were raving--completely ecstatic--about Garnier Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28, I'm being serious. And here's the thing--they weren't touting it as a sunscreen, or as an anti-aging solution--heck, they couldn't have been more than 48 in combined years (do the math). They were screaming about what a great acne treatment it is! I'm only reporting what I heard...

So here's my first impression, as I just had to try it. The texture of Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28 is nice--not to heavy, not too light or watery. And there's just a hint of a clean somewhat fruity scent. It glides on smoothly, no tacky feel and absorbs nicely into my skin. As the Garnier Nutritioniste Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28 package states, it does give me "illuminated skin"--but I find almost any sunscreen I use will do that.

Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28 does contain Capryloyl Salicylic Acid, vitamin C, vitamin E and Lycopene, so there are definitely anti-aging and anti-acne benefits infused into the formula alongside the UVA/UVB protection. Anytime a product goes beyond prevention to include reparative benefits, it's already scored some good marks in my book.

QUICK TAKE: Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28 seems like something I'll use again--not only for the UVA/UVB protection, but also for the anti-aging benefits. It's a non-greasy yet illuminating formula. I can't speak to the anti-acne results, but the girls I saw at Harmon Drug seemed to endorse it!

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Yeah I tried this for anti-aging but I didn't really like it.

Nancy at RealSelf.com

Editor's Note: For the benefit of other readers who may wish to try the new Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28, let us know what you specifically did not like about it. Feel free to leave a review at our product profile as well--the link is at the end of the blog post above.

Also, how long did you use the product for? I certainly understand not liking a product upon first trying it--but you mention you tried it for its anti-aging claims. Usually anti-aging benefits take a while to "appear"--so it would help other readers to know a bit more about your experience!

I have been using this for almost two weeks now and there is a difference! I had small brown spots on my cheeks and they are already fading. Also some fine laugh lines are also getting less pronounced. I use an exfoliating scrub and then apply the Garnier Skin Renew Anti-Sun-Damage Daily Moisture Lotion SPF 28 once in the morning. I was a little skeptical at first but if these results keep up I'm hooked!

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