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Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream review

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream review
Overall rating from 199 reviews so far:
4.4/5
Would use it again?
4.3/5
Did it do what it said it would?
4.5/5
Would recommend it to a friend?
4.3/5

ELIZABETH ARDEN Eight Hour® Cream is an iconic all-in-one beauty tool – created in 1930 by Miss Elizabeth Arden to soothe and protect skin, Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant was an instant and overwhelming success. Even its legendary name is said to have come about in a remarkable way. As the story goes, a loyal client used it to treat her child’s skinned knee and “eight hours later” the skin looked “all better”.

The All-in-One Beauty Tool
Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant Fragrance Free offers all the amazing benefits of the original “miracle cream”. When it comes to skincare, this apricot-coloured balm helps relieve chapped, cracked dry skin, soothes and comforts redness, minor scrapes and abrasions. When it comes to beauty, it’s the ultimate multi-tasker from grooming brows to glossing lips.

A Cult Favorite
Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant is one of the most famous, popular and sought-after products in the world today. Celebrities, makeup artists, models and beauty experts all agree – Eight Hour® Cream is a beauty “must-have”. Winner of over 40 global beauty awards and found in all the hottest “it” bags, Eight Hour® Cream Skin Protectant is a Hollywood icon, a socialite secret and an international cult favourite.

Website www.elizabetharden.co.nz

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Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream review

Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream review

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Overall rating:
1.0/5
15th October, 2012
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Felt like Vaseline

This felt like I was putting Vaseline on my face and it had a very artificial smell. I read the ingredients; Petroleum 56.8%, Lanolin, Mineral Oil, Fragrance, Salicylic Acid, Propyparaben, Castor Oil, Corn Oil, Tocopherol, BHT, Iron Oxides. Petroleum is a by product of oil drilling and no one should ever put this rubbish on their face (or their babies bottoms)

Tips: Dr oz talked about the Top three dangers in your beauty products.. Including petroleum jelly (Vaseline) http://dailyhealthweb.blogspot.co.nz/2010/02/dr-oz-top-three-dangers-in-your-beauty.html

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PeterPan
22nd November, 2012

That sounds a bit worrying. it's a reminder to always check the list of ingredients as most people don't bother and you really should know what is going on your skin as that is eventually absorbed into your body.

Overall rating:
1.0/5
21st July, 2013
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Sticky and icky

This stuff has such a cult following, I expected it to be amazing, but it was like really thick, orange coloured vaseline...really really thick, like the tackiest lip gloss ever. I'm not sure how people use it on their hands, it felt like my lips were being glued together. I ended up giving it to my Mum and haven't heard a word about it since.

Tips: Err...no?

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Overall rating:
1.0/5
13th August, 2013
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Basically It's Vaseline

The active ingredient in Eight Hour cream is Petrolatum ( Petroleum) . This product is over priced Vaseline, which is known not to really be the greatest thing for your skin.

It works by sealing the skin from the enviroment. While this can be useful occasionally, if this is done regularly ( say if you were using Eight hour cream as you daily lip balm) then it is going to be detrimental. The skin is unable to breath and absorb moister from the air, and gets out of the habbit of doing so. You then become dependent on using the product all the time. You are better off using a balm that helps the skin to heal and function normally.

Tips: Use some thing else - Like the trilogy everything balm

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