Clinique or oil of olay? Which is better?

Which anti-aging products shows the most results? Oil of Olay or Clinique? I know Oil of Olay is more affordable and can be gotten more places, but I was wondering if Cliniques results were worth the difference in price....Clinique or oil of olay? Which is better?
Clinique is really good for your skin you can actually notice a difference.Clinique or oil of olay? Which is better?
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Truly depends on your skin type. Clinique offers products for ';all'; skin types. It didn't work for me. Simple oil of olay regenerist wash cloths and lotion works for me. I for one truly believe it is not worth the price. There was even a study done on different skin care products and believe it or not, O.O.O. came out above some treatments that were 300 dollars a bottle! Wish I could remember which show I saw this on. It only confirmed my hunch.