wanted - good rich night moisturiser

[looobylooo]

hi all
i need to find a not too expensive thick rich moisturising night cream.
help!
for years n years and years ive always used the body shops rich night cream with vitamin e, and its been the best cream ive ever used on my face.
its lovely, and leaves your skin feeling really silky and hydrated.
last year they stopped making it (!!!!) so i stocked up with a few pots to see me through and now im on the last bit of my last pot, so i need to find something similar.
ive tried other creams but just cant find anything that suits or matches what i had.
anybody got any recommendations please?!
thanks very much
:o)

[glenis]

body shops wise woman range is very good they do a night cream which is very good without being too heavy and greasy ,also try lush , any of their moisturisers i would highly reccommend especially "gorgeous " all of their products are made from natural ingredients so no nasty chemicals ,price wise the body shop is about �20 and gorgeous is �35

[puddicat]

looby beleive it or not i rate aldis day cream and night cream, the day cream was voted one of the top mosturisers, beat alot of the expensive ones,and the night cream is pretty good and its just under �2.00 a pot!!!!

[sanden]

I was just about to say the same thing about Aldi's own cream. It was well rated on the Gok whatchimicallit programme recently.

[nannon]

I'd recommend Liz Earle's moisturiser - very rich and leae skin soft and lovely!

[LoftyLottie]

I use the Cien day and night cream from Lidl's (same as Aldi's but differently packaged -) My skin has never been better, and I have a really sensitive skin.

http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/news/beauty/17774 5/supermarket-anti-ageing-cream.html

[beanebabe]

Bottom Butter (for babies) from Waitrose. It is still hard to come by even though it is a few months since it was hyped in the papers. It costs about �2.50 a pot and it's almost pure olive oil so you only need a tiny bit. It is quite greasy but it does sink in and leaves your skin lovely and soft.

[looobylooo]

thanks for your suggestions everyone!
glenis, i will have a look at the wise woman range, thank you.
puddicat and sanden, i have actually tried the aldis cream, but its just not creamy enough and absorbs too quickly. wish i did like it for that price! lol
also nannon, i once tried a little sample of liz earles cream, but wasnt overly impressed at the time, however i might give it a go again, you never know.
benebabe, ive not heard of bottom butter before! lol might be alright to try for night, but maybe not to wear under makeup eh lol.
i will just have to keep searching!!
ive read rich astral is good so i will give that a whirl.
theres just nothing like this body shop one that ive been using for a good 15 or more years now. its so good.
grrrrrrr why do they always have to flippin stop making something when youre happy with it eh?! lol

[looobylooo]

thank you loftielottie too, i hadnt forgotten you! i pressed submit too early lol.