I found this article very helpful. KatieLee, I'll bet a billion bucks that you're a spoiled little girl. I bought a $120 cover-up compact from a very top-of-the-line brand. It worked like it was crap. Later that month, I passed by a $5 cover-up that caught my eye. This one worked like magic. I recommend you get your mind out of the clouds, cuz when reality hits you, it's gonna hit you hard. This article gives you reliable info, and I plan to use alot of these products. Thank you. :)

I rated this article: 9 out of 10

by Kriss356October 26, 2009 at 07:21PM Report as inappropriate

How come sauve wasn't on the list? I've been using sauve products for years and my hair fells and smells just as good as any that was mention. And it's price doesn't break you pocketbook. I have dry scalp and I've tried other products like for instance ( head and shoulders) and all it did was make it worse and burnt my scalp. So if you ask me you should try using suave and see what you think.

by gloriaboudreau9October 26, 2009 at 08:31AM Report as inappropriate

I can't believe Suave didn't make it onto the list. I've used several varieties of Suave over the years and have always had great results for much better prices than Pantene or other top brands! I love Pantene Classic, but the Suave Pro-V works just as well for much less.

by AllanaOctober 26, 2009 at 07:57AM Report as inappropriate

This list is deceiving. It's based on other consumers "opinion". It is not based on what's actually best for your hair. Just because a shampoo feels good does not mean that it's good for your hair. If you have ever gone to the hair shows they will tell you that Suave is actually the best product for your hair and that Pantene is the worst.

by gmatthewsOctober 26, 2009 at 03:18AM Report as inappropriate

Good article. For me it's a hit or miss. There are some drugstore products that perform almost or just as good as the more expensive, department store brands for a third of the price and some that are just downright disappointing. But then again, the same can be said for more expensive brands also. I guess the only thing one can do is to try the product and see if it works for you. BTW, ignore *katie-lee* or whatever her name is. She's probably just a 10 yr old brat.

I rated this article: 8 out of 10

by cheetah11September 30, 2009 at 06:43PM Report as inappropriate

I don't consider buying Clinique's 3-Step and foundation splurging just b/c it's not in a drugstore; if anything I save by not having to buy THEN try and they have a 100% guarantee!! I am convinced they're the best deal out there. B.B.

by bbbeautyJuly 29, 2009 at 07:49PM Report as inappropriate

How narrow-minded can you be Miss katielee?? I'm in my 50s and always tried to take good care of my skin. Some of the best products I used over the years have been drugstore brands. I've tried sooo many eye creams and always go back to Olay Regenerist--it's the best for me. I've worked hard for my cash--I'll read reviews and compare ingredients, then make a decision about the best products for me.

by shermealsJune 05, 2009 at 02:40PM Report as inappropriate

Ihave told my friends for years to just wash there face two times aday and use origins skin care and they will be happy. I have used it for over 20yrs and I am63yrs old and no one believes me when I tell them my age. just do these simple things and all will be well. J.Thrift

by jthriftMay 18, 2009 at 12:45PM Report as inappropriate

I met a woman recently who was 87. Her skin looked amazing. I would have guessed that she was closer to 60. I asked her what her secret was and she said she used Pond's cold cream every night. Worth a try. She hardly had a wrinkle on her face.

by TammyKMay 18, 2009 at 10:16AM Report as inappropriate