Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference Refining Moisture Cream Complex

Someone gave me a tub of this moisturiser some time ago. Not being someone who cares about brand names or designer names, I had no idea it was so expensive and was supposed to be a really good cream. I ended up giving it to my daughter to play with when she has sleep overs, and between her and her friend they make each other up and make up her Bratz head. The reason I gave her it was because I thought it was pretty useless as a moisturiser. The cream is very thick, and you can't just dip your finger in the pot like you can with something like Nivea Visage, you have to use the back of your nail and scoop it out of the tub, or use a ...  Read the complete review

Every winter the cold air reeks it's horrible effects on my skin and sees me come out in a rosy cheeked glow (quite attractive), a few dry patches (not quite so attractive), and my nose turns a vibrant shade of red in its bid to steal Rudolph's crown (positively repulsive!) So my usual solution to this is to switch to a heavier moisturiser and, on rifling through my make-up drawer I came across Elizabeth Arden's Visible Difference Moisturizing Cream. Elizabeth Arden describe this as "a refining moisturising cream complex to fight the appearance of fine lines, dryness and sustain moisture levels for more toned and healthy looking complexion" It ...  Read the complete review

I bought some trial size 15ml tubes of this on ebay for about £3.50 plus p&p to see what I thought of it. I have dry skin and I'm not 100% sure if this is suitable for dry skin, it claims to be but I'm not convinced, but as I really like Elizabeth Arden products I wanted to try it. The claim is it will moisturise and improve the texture of the skin in 2-3 weeks so I thought my trial size tubes might last 2 weeks. I applied this after cleansing and let it absorb then felt my skin. I can honestly say it didn't moisturise particularly well and my skin still felt a bit dry. It isn't oily and I don't usually opt for oily moisturisers anyway but ...  Read the complete review

I was luck to get this cream for free. As my mom has already got excessive cream on her shelf, this one came to my possession with just a word of asking. I am always a fan of E&A because its products seem to match my sensitive skin quite well. But E&A's official price makes it impossible for me to collect them. So I was happy to try this moisturizer soon after my last one was finished. This cream is white colour; the texture is smooth and silky. Although it claims to be used as both cream and under make-up foundation, I personally found it too dry to be used alone unless you live in a wet tropical country. So normally I would rob some serum on my face ...  Read the complete review