smells like chicken (Elizabeth Arden Millenium Energist Revitalizing Emulsion)

Member Name: missycruz

Product:	Elizabeth Arden Millenium Energist Revitalizing Emulsion
Date:	25/06/01 (326 review reads)
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Advantages: nice packaging, good texture

Disadvantages: smelly, expensive, no real visable results

Primarily, I have to admit to not giving this product a fair deal as I have only used a sample of it that I recieved as a special offer with two products, however, I am not impressed at all with this product and would never buy it myself.

Maybe it's my age but this did nothing for me at all except making my smell funny. The company claims that this will smooth and brighten your skin but it soooooo doesn't. I suppose it serves quite well as a moisturiser but for this price (?!) I would go and get a ordinary high street one that will work just as well. It also claims to firm the skin but at 21 I didn't really want to do that in the first place and don't really feel there is anything to firm up just yet.

The cream goes on quite well, it's texture is somewhere between a lotion and a cream and is not too heavy and spreads quite well so you do not need very much. The problem comes with the smell of this stuff. I lived on a farm for a year and the smell of this cream is exactly like the smell of chickens when they are being plucked (think raw chicken being washed is you don't know this smell). It is really really grose and would put me off this product even if it did produce any good effects on my skin, which ot didn't at all.

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