Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant
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Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference Eight Hour Cream Skin ProtectantNewest Review: ... ever use simply because it isn't 'cream' at all. Its more like lip salve or petrolium based products and has no creaminess to ... more |
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by mizzame - written on 10/08/03 (Very useful, 2989 readings)
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Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream was initially recommended to me by a close friend, the same friend who has introduced me to many of my most trusted beauty products. I have quite a strict skincare routine, I have rather sensitive skin which if neglected really can look dreadful. I didn?t instantly buy this product, I couldn?t understand what it was or how I would benefit, y?see this cream wont replace your daily moisturiser and cannot be compared to any other product I know. Anyways after much recommendation from both friend and magazine articles alike I finally took the plunge and purchased the cream. This has to be the best £18 I have ever spent on cosmetics? ...
by lady_lolita - written on 26/10/02 (Very useful, 2113 readings)
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I love Elizabeth Arden and I have been using this product for 8 years. I use to use my mothers and she use to use her grandmother and.........(you know) This stuff has been around for many years and is as popular as ever and a must-have item in celebrities make-up bags. Catherine Zeta Jones is a huge fan. Packaging: It comes in a simple white tube, which you can get in 30 or 50ml. No frills packaging. It is a screw lid, similar to the old-fashioned toothpaste tube and you can control the amount you squeeze. Be careful not to squueze out to much, as you cant get it back in. Useage: Just remember a little goes a long way, so dont ...
by andjan - written on 08/07/00 (Very useful, 1578 readings)
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My grandmother used eight hour cream ,and now I'm using it on my children, a real timeless classic. It is a secret to most, as is on the makeup counter, but really we find its best use is an all round balm. We've used it successfully for sunburn, chapped lips, these small cracks down the sides of your fingers you get in winter, to repair fingers damaged by washing up, but perhaps its best when you have a cold. Then you can use it to calm down the sore bit under your nose, from too much blowing of the nose. Not very romantic, but it has miraculous results if applied to childrens noses at bedtime, by the morning the redness has gone! Its expensive, but a ...



