Elizabeth Arden Visible Difference Cream

I'm a low maintenance kind of woman when it comes to skin care but don't make the mistake of equating low maintenance with low spend. I use relatively few types of cosmetic product - you won't find me fussing over cleansers, toners, serums for this that and the other - but I do like to buy good gear for the few products I use and the most important of these are moisturisers. As I dip into the dodgy age at which those around me are getting saggy faces and deeper lines, I think my dedication to moisturisers is starting to pay dividends and my standard winter moisturiser is Elizabeth Arden ... more

As part of an Elizabeth Arden Duty Free gift set I received, there was a small tube of their Visible Difference Refining Moisture Cream Complex. This was probably the item in the set that I was most excited by and tempted to use as moisturiser isn't something I would spend a lot of money on. I normally use a £3.99 Nivea light moisturiser and am very happy with it, but always love the chance to try something a bit more indulgent for a bit of pampering. As it was part of a set, my cream came in a small white tube, rather than the glass tub shown above, but if you bought it separately you would ... more

Being well into the winter season by now we're all well aware of the damage the cold air can cause to our skin. I tend to 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 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. I bought this on holiday in the summer but found it much to heavy to use in the summer and so, like many ... more

For many years I have been using daily moisturizer from ordinary brands, but the result is never satisfactory. After trying several brands of facial cream and ending up with clogged pores, I decided to go for premium beauty product this time. A friend of mine has been a loyal customers for Elizabeth Arden for many years and I have heard many good words about their products from her. So I think it is time for me to give it a try. Generally, you would expect a simple facial cream with no extra benefit costing from 25 to 40 pounds, and it is the normal price for EA Visible Difference Cream - 35 ... more