If only looking good and maintaining a youthful appearance was as easy as traveling to your local Walgreens. Well, this September, it is! With the Walgreens More Than Beautiful event, which highlights the benefits of simple beauty solutions to look and feel your best, it’ll be like getting a personalized beauty report from experts — for free!
As part of More Than Beautiful, Walgreens is teaming up with trusted editors from the likes of Allure, Vogue, Glamour, and Self to provide advice and recommendations for achieving great hair, skin, and makeup with an emphasis on what we all seek — anti-aging perks. One grand-prize winner and 25 runners-ups will win goody bags loaded with must-have items including RoC®, the French anti-aging expert solution.
We can all see it… With each passing year, our skin’s ability to renew skin cells slows down, resulting in a loss of elasticity and the beginning signs of wrinkles (Ack!). According to Walgreens More Than Beautiful experts, RoC® products are developed through strong partnerships with dermatologists, contain pure, active ingredients and are clinically proven to deliver visible and lasting results for healthier, younger-looking skin. RoC® has continued to build on its unique understanding of the skin aging process to develop the best and most effective skin care solutions for women.
Unlike anti-aging products from other leading brands, RoC® products don’t just mask your symptoms; they work to improve your skin’s overall health. And, with Walgreens savings offer — buy 1, get the 2nd 50% off all RoC® products (in store and online) — that’s definitely More Than Beautiful.
This month, stop by Walgreens to get your free beauty advice, savings, and a chance to win a More Than Beautiful prize pack.
thanks for this, I’ve always just walked by this brand in Walgreen’s
Hi Sherri,
Are you a drugstore beauty fiend too? When I worked in SF a few years ago I practically lived in the Walgreens beauty section. 🙂
Ohh ive always seen ROC and been curious about it … must check it out!
Hi Nina,
If you find anything good from the line you gotta let me know, ’cause I’m all about the drugstore hidden treasures…
How’s your day going so far?
Its a little craycray here @ work because were having renovations done … I dont really want to start on any new projects because I keep getting interrupted!
I remember ROC had an anti discoloration product that I said I was going to try – ill probly end up getting that because the summer was not at all kind to my skin. That inspite of sunblock!!!
Gah, that’s annoying! When will the renovations be done? Soon, I hope!
I think this will go on for the rest of the week. Im not looking forward to when I have to move out of my room so they can work on it. Gahhh!!!
Oh, I hear ya. I am NOT flexible when it comes to disruptions in my work environment, especially when I have to write.
Which one are you talking about? I am intrigued! I have a terrible tendency to freckle and I would love to find something that helps me get rid of them 🙂
Question for you guys: what are your drugstore beauty faves?
Here are a few of mine:
1. Neutrogena blushes
2. Sally Hansen Diamond lip glosses
3. Olay Advanced Healing Quench
I love :
Rimmel Mascaras
Revlon Matte Lipsticks
NYC Blush Sticks
Vaseline Sheer Infusion
Johnson’s Lotions
St Ives Body Washes
Suave Shampoos & Conditioners
Nina-
Have you tried the new Suave Shampoo and Conditioners in the green bottles? The Aloe and Ginseng is excellent, and so is the Almond and Shea Butter!
I’ve been wondering about those! Good to hear that they work well. How are the scents?
The scents are pretty good. The Rosemary Mint is pretty standard. Aloe and Ginseng smells really fresh and clean and the Almond and Shea Butter is my fav, just delish.
I don’t have a sensitive sniffer though, so some of the scents maybe too strong for some. I love them, though!
And, I’ve notice the Aloe and Ginseng (which claims to be volumizing) really does give my hair a little extra oomph.
I’d probably like the Aloe one best because the volumizing conditioners tend to leave out siliciones. I hope I can find ‘it!
Thanks for the rec, btw. Yay, for drugstore beauty goodies!
Here’s a random one for you —
https://www.makeupandbeautyblog.com/product-reviews/bag-balm-is-udderly-fantastic/
Have you ever tried Bag Balm?
No, I haven’t, but I’ve heard some great things about it. I should get my hand on some. I tried Rose Salve, but I’m not too keen on the scent.
This one’s pretty stinky… but it works well on tough feet!
Oooh ive been eyeballing the Almond and Shea butter ones … Ill probably get them when I go to the grocery store this week.
My fave so far is the Daily Clarifying and the Coconut!
Thanks for the tip!
I’ve heard great things about the NYC Blush Sticks!
Oh, and I have to give props to the Suave Conditioner in Tropical Coconut. I like using it as a conditioner wash.
Its pretty good – those blush sticks!
I think I have the Tropical Coconut shampoo – smells like candy!
Yes! Like coconut ice cream. 🙂
I will second the Suave Shampoo and Conditioners. I have three in my shower now that I rotate through. They are fantastic for the price! (keep in mind my hair isn’t color treated and is pretty normal)
Maybeline Dream Mouse Concealer and Full n Soft Mascara
St. Ives Apricot Scrub
Arm and Hammer Whitening Booster
I seriously need to get on that Full n Soft Mascara. I have so many friends who swear by it!
Re: St. Ives Apricot Scrub — I can’t use it on my face, but I looove it on my body!
I’ve heard a lot of people can’t use the St. Ives scrub because it’s too harsh. I guess I’m lucky that I don’t have sensitive skin.
Another recent find @ the drug store is the Clean and Clear In Shower Facial. The scrubbing particles aren’t quite as harsh as St. Ives.
They used to make one for the SOFT line that was the bomb.com. Too bad they discontinued it. 🙁
Are you using the Morning Burst version?
Yup, I’m using the Morning Burst version. I like it so far, only been using it for about a week.
I’ve been wondering about that one. Does it dry out your skin? One reason why I loved the SOFT was ’cause it never felt like it was stripping my skin.
I’ve always seen ROC in my drugstores, but hesitant to try them. I shall try it soon. Too bad I don’t live in the U.S., no special deals for me =(
x
Rica
Hi Rica,
Aw, I bet you guys have a lot of cool stuff in your drugstores too. 🙂
Hey, I’ve been reading your site for a long time, but decided to pipe up today and say that I really like RoC! I had the CompleteLift night cream for lifting and defining (the red and white one). It’s a bit pricey for drugstore, but I thought it was well worth it!
Hi Justina,
So glad you decided to say hello!
Question for you regarding CompleteLift — is there a sticky after-feel? I’m looking for something for my neck and can’t stand it when creams leave that sticky feeling.
I understand what you mean! I’m very sad that my current night cream is sticky.
Regarding the CompleteLift, I personally didn’t find it sticky. For a night cream, I thought it was surprisingly lightweight and it quickly absorbed into the skin. Definitely a pleasant experience for me, although I couldn’t afford to buy it again.
Oh noes! Which one are you using? I’ll have to put it on my list of “neck creams to avoid.” Yes, I really do have a list with that title. 🙂
Thanks for the skinny on CompleteLift, btw. Walgreens, here I come!
I’m using Olay Age Defying Intensive Nourishing Night Cream. I had to go on a budget so I couldn’t afford the RoC 🙁 It’s not the best, but it doesn’t break me out! That’s always a plus for me. I use Clinique’s Moisture Surge on top, so I think that helps with the stickiness a little.
I don’t know how to edit my post, so I’ll just look like a n00b and reply again.
I wanted to mention also that Moisture Surge is supposed to lock in moisture and works well on top of other moisturizers to up the moisture ante. The counter at Bloomingdale’s in NYC recommended it to me because I told her I had combo/dry skin that loved to break out.
For people who need less moisture, you can just use it on its own. It feels nice and cool because it’s a gel.