Olay Regenerist comes packaged in an eye catching red and silver jar. The bright red packaging and silver lid gives it a "lux" appearance and will look really nice on your vanity. No dropper or applicator is provided. What I dislike is that the cream comes in a jar. You will have to keep dipping your fingers in, which can allow contamination. The jar is also not the most suitable packaging to keep a cream's active ingredients stable over time. I would have preferred a bottle with pump or an applicator stick to apply the cream. The cream is a milky color. Although the texture looks thick and heavy however when I apply the cream to my face, neck and chest, it absorbs well. It does leave a small residue. There are tiny glitter dots in the cream. You can see it on your face if you really get up close. I was able to apply makeup directly on top of this cream. The cream creates a smoothing and hydrating base. After regular use of Olay Regenerist I find that…

Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Capsules comes packaged in an elegant gold jar with a clear centre. Inside are individual tiny capsules. They look like little golden jewels. I love the look of them! To use, simply twist the tab on the end of the gold capsule and it will open. You then just squeeze the serum onto hands and apply all over your cleansed face and neck. Although the instructions are to use one capsule per application, I find there is way too much serum to cover my face and neck. I ended up using the remaining serum on my decolletage and back of hands. Individual capsules keeps product fresh until each use. There is no waste or struggle in trying to get last bit of the product from the bottom of a bottle. The serum has an oily texture which glides onto my skin smoothly and it's fragrance free. However, it is a bit too oily for me as it makes my skin feeling greasy and uncomfortable. So, I use the capsules at night only. Although I like my…