Title: Misleading reviews
Product review: Be cautious of the reviews here--many are posted from the Olay web site, where not a single negative review exists. (Even one as bold as to claim a Sephora employee commented that everyone she questioned with beautiful skin attributed it to Olay.) Blogs elsewhere have more objective, varied reviews, and I strongly recommend researching those before purchasing. No skin care product works perfectly for every consumer, and this item is no different. While I appreciate the light, whipped feel and subtle scent, the "luminosity" in the cream cakes into the few fine lines I have (I'm 27). After applying it, my husband thinks I have dry skin flaking on my face. Overall, the product is mid-range for me, but I am offended by Olay's attempt to mislead consumers with fake reviews, as I rely on honest consumer reviews to help me make informed purchases. As a result, I will not again purchase skin care products from Oil of Olay or its parent company, Proctor & Gamble.
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