Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream?

Good evening everybody,


I live in Italy but often shop online and in several UK beauty magazines Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant is described as a miraculous cream for skin. I'm not really sure about its efficacy, what do you think? Should I try it? Did it give you the results they promise?





Thank you in advance!Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream?
8 Hour Cream is more of a balm, rather than a cream. It is herbally, it was originally used for Elizabeth Ardens horses, to soften their skin, she found it worked so good, that she released it.


It is used for any dry patches of skin, anywhere on the body, it isnt really for applying everywhere, but I find its good if i have dry skin in the winter to apply a thin layer before bed and let it sink in over night.


It's also good for spots, (brings down the redness) grazes, scratches, dry skin on the lips, slicking down eyebrows, highlighting the brow bone, cheek bones and shoulders. Also very good for cuticles and the nails.


For dry hands, there 8 hour hand cream is amazing, one of the best on the market.


The good thing is, a tube lasts for ages, years even. You only need to use a tiny amount!


I love the product!! Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream?
I would go into a shop which sells it or email the company and ask for a sample first that way you won't be wasting any money if you dont like it. I think you will though, i have heard amazing things about it and all the celebrities use it. I would definitly give it a go but I have oily skin so it wouldn't suit me. Hope this helps :) xxxx
i agree with the first comment, its supposed to be brilliant when u have dry patched of skin or want to add a bit of glow to ur cheeks, eyes, etc





i found it didnt sink into skin, just sat on top so didnt help with dry skin and it looked to greasy and slipped of to use as the latter





save ur money and dont bother, its all a bit of hype





hoewever i do have the 8hr conditioning lip balm in stick form, thats really good, but u dont think its any better than Carmex which is cheaper





oh its also not a cream, i expected a white product which is like a moisturiser but its more like a balm
It's not that brilliant to be honest. Vaseline is cheaper and doesn't have a nasty smell like Eliz Arden.





I think it has been hyped up over the years, so don't waste your money!