The ones that are supermarket branded ones are made my major producers of the same products.
I used to know who made a lot of products – both food and non food products At work (before I retired) I used to see invoices with the store brand products on them. Sometimes the store name product and the manufacturer or Distribution Company named ones all on the same invoice. This would apply to Aldi, Coles, Woolworths, Foodland. IGA, Drakes and a few other retailers

I have started using The Jojoba Company Overnight Renewal Cream and I can see the difference already. I feel like my face looks brighter and healthier. I use it alongside one of their daily creams. A bit pricey but I was sick if cheap stuff that felt awful on. These ones have no nasties either

Anything by Lavera or Happy Skincare, even Sukin is good.

I like basic creams that are not overloaded with ingredients.

Getting some samples of creams is always a good idea and trying it on skin to see what works well. All skin is individual and reacts in different ways.

I’ve heard very god reviews of Rodan and Fields.

rosehip oil is lovely, or L’Oréal is wonderful too

I make it myself as I don’t tolerate store bought creams. I make it from a combination of raw Shea butter, coconut oil and olive oil.

I like palmers night cream with retinol and its under $20

I use Botani Olive Repair Cream. It is a highly penetrative day and night cream. This moisturiser deeply hydrates and repairs your skin. I have been using it for over 5 years and I can really see and feel the benefits.

Depends what you’re looking for? I’m using a night cream from Aldi. It has a matching day cream, an eye serum and anti wrinkle gel. Good moisturisers and barrier creams, but wrinkles aren’t reducing much?

I am using a Weleda night cream at the moment, with pomegranate, and I like it.