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A Miracle In A Tube
Advantages Has multiple uses, smells nice
Disadvantages Quite expensive for a cream
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I am quite a low maintenance sort of girl, I don't really tend to wear make up but one beauty product I cant do without (aside from my perfume) is my Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream.
Up until a couple of years ago, I had never even heard of this product. I went on holiday with my best friend and got sunburnt lips while I was there, she introduced me to Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream and I have used it ever since and was quite shocked that I had never heard of it before.This cream was first around about 70 years ago and was originally intended to be used on miner skin irritations, for chapped or peeling skin as well as sunburn, scratches and miner burns. Since then, women all over the world have found countless uses for it, which I will explain about later.
PackagingPrice
This is the only down fall to this product - the price! In Boots, a tube of 50ml of this cream will cost you £19 which is quite excessive for a cream. Normally I am not the sort of person who will pay a stupid amount of money for something but this product is so great, that I don't mind paying the price.
Colour and Texture
The cream is actually a light orange / slightly brown colour although once rubbed into the desired area, it actually looks clear. The texture is quite bizarre as it feels quite greasy to start with (I assume this is down the one of the ingredients being Petroleum jelly!). Once the product has been rubbed it, it doesn't feel half as greasy, it just smoothes you skin and makes it feel very soft. The cream itself is quite thick, similar to Vaseline when it gets warm and believe me when I say a little goes a long way so this product lasts for ages!
Lip Balm
This is my main reason for using this cream. I quite often get dry lips and before finding this cream, would always have Vaseline handy. I love this cream because the bottle is small enough for me to carry around in my bag all day and use whenever I need it. To apply it as lip balm, you literally need the tiniest amount of cream as a little goes a very long way. It soothes my lips almost instantly and I find the smell is always nice too. As well as soothing your dry lips, the cream actually looks like lip gloss too so I always wear this if I am having a night out, rather than wearing lip gloss as the shine from this cream is actually better. I would say the cream easily lasts for a couple of hours due to the fact that the cream is quite thick and stays on your lips really well.
Soothing A Sore Nose
You know when you have a cold and the constant blowing of your nose means its goes all red and sore? Elizabeth Arden 8 hour cream is perfect for this! Admittedly, it can look a tiny bit greasy so if you are going out with it applied to your nose, then I would apply it half hour before you go out so it has time to sink in. It soothes my nose really well and after only one application, you can already feel the difference.
Spots
When I get the occasional spot, I apply this cream to it and leave it well alone. If the spot is red, the cream takes away the redness and soothes the area the spot is in. When left alone, the spot clears up in a matter of days, forget Clearasil, use Elizabeth Arden.
Blusher
This cream can be applied to your cheekbones (or where you usually apply your blusher) and it gives you skin an amazing healthy glow! I prefer using this cream instead of blusher now as there is no risk of you applying too much and looking orange, just a nice natural glow!
Preventing Dry Skin
Finally, I used this cream to prevent my skin from becoming dry or chapped. I do a lot of dog walking and in winter, this can really affect my skin and lips, making them very dry and sore. I apply the cream before I take the dogs out, and it forms a barrier between my skin and the elements such as wind, meaning I get back from my walk without the bright red face from wind burn!
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sianybaby1986 13/09/2008 12:03
customtattooblue 28/09/2007 17:18
good review its sound s but so it s=hould be as its not cheap
Jamie73 17/03/2007 11:03
little_red_hen 04/03/2007 16:35
I can't understand how it works as a blusher if its not coloured? Does it go on over makeup? Karen
chocdropjunkie 03/03/2007 08:28
this stuff sounds good
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