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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
This is a great product for chapped lips or any injuries. However, it is more of a Vaseline rather than creame and petroleum is the bulk of the ingredients as well.
What I like about it is that if I put this on my chapped lips over night it becomes all nice and smooth in the morning. However, it is very sticky which I don't like and if my hair gets in the middle it sticks to it!
Nonetheless, I absolutely love the results it gives for chapped lips and it is a great healer.
Tips: A little goes a long way.
The eight hour cream is fantastic for healing dry skin or lips. It works almost overnight for me if i have dry patches. It smells nice and smoothes onto the skin easily.
My main problem with eight hour cream is the price! It seems really expensive to me for a product that is mainly petroleum. A little does go a long way though.
I've been using this since I was very young . As a lip gloss, for fly aways,eyebrows and as a barrier cream for my son
This stuff has always been used in my family. It does what it says it does, its a magic cream and a tube lasts for AGES! The only thing i don't like is the smell, its nostalgic but also kind of makes me ill. I recently purchased the fragrance free version but it still had the distinctive EOC smell which if you can ignore the scent then the benefits of this are worth every penny! Also the lip balm version of this is amazing and I have one for every room of the house
I have been using this cream on my hands as they are very dry and rough. This cream protects my hands by acting as a barrier cream while also soothing and relieving the dryness
I once watched Tyra Banks interview her mother when I was a teenager. Tyra was asking her mother - who looked as young as Tyra - about her beauty regime. Her mothers secret was to put vaseline under eyes before she went to bed every night. I followed this beauty tip for next 15 years often trying other eye creams, but always coming back to good old vaseline. Nearing 32, I am yet to see a wrinkle yet. More recently, I have started using Lucas Pawpaw which I swear by - however, the Elizabeth Arden Cream is a strong contender to top these two. It isn't as greasy, nor does it have that horrible chemical smell that petroleum based eye creams have. In the morning there is little to no residue and my eyes look fresh. I think my partner enjoyed using the cream more than I did though - often asking for 'the cream' to use on his dry elbows. It didn't 'smell like a girl' so he greedily used it daily.
Tips: Great for using on nail cuticles and as a back up lip gloss.
Love this cream/balm very versatile. I found it great for dry skin patches, pimple scars , insect bites and athletes foot etc
Tips: Not a fan of the smell.
This was recommended to me by a friend for sunburn and any other skin ailment. It reminded me of the old Rawleighs Ointment that was a one stop shop for burns, insect bites, stings, moisturising dry skin etc. I always carry a tube of this in my handbag. One down side is the smell isn't fantastic but with a product that delivers I can look past it. It's we'll priced and a small bit goes along way!
I have used Eight Hour Cream for a number of years now and will continue to for many more. I have tried a number of other balms but this one is by far my favourite. It is the best for hydrating chapped lips and I also use it on my cuticles, elbows, heels and other dry patches. The scent does not bother me but I do find it is greasy so prefer to use it at night before bed. One tube lasts a very long time and for the price I definitely think it is worth a go.
This has been one of my go to creams for years an amazing multie purpose cream. Packaging is simple, understated even. A very light weight soft apricot colour balm. Smells of oil and lanolin to me it's not a pleasant scent. This is used for everything from cracked lips to sticking flyaway hairs down, it leaves a we shine and the balm softens up with the heat of your body, I found it absorbs quite readily but does leave an oily residue that I just whipe off. I have used this for years especially on my fingers when I get infected chillblanes right down to the cracks on my feet. This is the one thing I make sure I take when I'm travelling it's great on the plane for dehydrated skin and dry lips even bug bites. I have used this on sunburn as well and like Elizabeth Arden herself I used it on my horses and my leather boots. A awesome all rounder. Well worth the money.