This cream is amazing - far better than any brand on the market - even better than Boots Protect and Perfect Serum!! I will stick with this for life - and if you haven't tried it yet what are you waiting for!
Comment by Jayshri Singh on October 10 11:02

I can't believe some of the negative comments posted. This cream is great, I have used the most expensive creams for years and found from all the recent consumer trials these lower priced creams actually do a fantastic job. I started using the Tesco Day & Eye Cream in August and wouldn't use any other cream now, also my bank balance is looking healthier!
Comment by HJW on October 10 08:34

Really good product at an amazing price - how do they do it. For my money better than Nivea q10, and less than 1/3rd of the price. Think Nivea and Loreal must be making a huge amount of money out of us all.
Comment by Joanne Jowett on October 10 07:52

Why wonder cream? Does it get rid of wrinkles or at least hide them? Personally, I love a bargain, but I think most women would agree - It could only be a wonder cream if it actually achieved one of the above!
Comment by sue on October 09 08:51

Looks like Tesco have jumped on Aldi's bandwagon. It will be the same cream in a Tesco jar, I would be happy to use it.
Comment by Theresa Adamson on October 08 22:19

Does it have any Sun Factor protection, I think that is very important in a day cream, even in winter.
Comment by Mary T on October 08 22:08

I agree Marie!! My (normally gorgeous) face looked like a badly-tarmacked road afterwards! I get a pot of creme de la mer once a year instead.
Comment by cjg on October 08 22:04

How can the makers afford to make it so cheaply if perhaps the ingredients cost so much. It would be interesting to see any before and after photos compared to more expensive brands.
Comment by Sarah on October 08 18:48

I've also bought expensive creams in the past but now use the Aldi ones they are brill, if this is half as good I'll be trying it!
Comment by Anne-Marie on October 08 17:59

Not sure I'll be splashing out that much to buy it... I still swear by the 70-odd-p Tesco's own brand day cream which I finally settled on after trying hundreds of different, more expensive 'wonder creams'. It's all just a huge con exploiting our insecurities and fear of ageing!
Comment by Mel on October 08 17:45

Just because they don't quote science doesn't mean it wont work. As a scientist I know normally brands just make-up scientific sounding words to make people think their creams really work.
Comment by Anon on October 08 16:23

Sounds good to me some of us aren`t snobby about brand names and can`t afford to be! As for science don`t you mean pseudo-science? I mean c`mon pentapepetides,and all the other scientific names to make stuff sound good.
Half the time your paying over the odds just for the name,so if it's good stuff why not buy it.
Comment by mooncat on October 08 16:09

Another example of Tesco's exploiting its position as leading supermarket. Poor Aldi and Lidl are going to be undercut as Tesco can beat them at their own game as they can sell the products even cheaper.
Forget the government bailing out the banks, Tesco could do it easy...
Comment by JJ on October 08 15:39

I've tried the Aldi bargain cream before and found the night one worked much better than the day version. I agree if you have a sensitive probably best not to bother, but as someone who's outside a lot, if this is as good as Aldi's I'd buy it. Just remember it has no spf so suncream is still a must.
Comment by sharon davis on October 08 15:23

Bought the Aldi wonder cream and when asked hubby if I looked younger he said no and that cream stinks!
Comment by Chris on October 08 13:23

I won't be trying it, the Aldi cream brought out an alergic reaction that took weeks to clear up!
Comment by Marie on October 08 13:06

I'm left wondering why this is so popular. No mention of the science behind it, or even if it had a decent spf. What I like to hear is some ancecdotal endorsement backed up by science. Being cheap is not enough to get me excited.
Comment by ann on October 08 13:01

An anti-ageing cream for under £2? Makes you wonder just how justified the mark up is on the much higher priced, similar products.
Comment by Bug on October 08 12:58