Elizabeth Arden 8-hour cream...

[pastafreak]

has anyone tried it.....I have read glowing recomendations for it.

[ronnie_07]

Its fab stuff - but to me it is more of a balm
Excellant for dry area's of skin, i ue it on my lips also ..
I think it would be too greasy for an all over face moisturiser though.

[pastafreak]

I bought one of the half size tubes today....put a dab on a tiny patch of eczema on my nose...seems better.

[Mr Veritas]

Oh dear!
I think the face cream has had an unwanted effect on Pasta?
http://www.supernanny.co.uk/Images/content/adv ice/articles/recipes/Halloween-face--kids-reci pe.jpg

[minimonkey]

how much is a half tub? cost i mean

[pastafreak]

mr veritas....you are very cheeky!!!

It was �9+ in superdrug....I really didn't want to but the big one. It should last a year or more from what I have read.

[Mr Veritas]

My apologies,
I read your username(my eyesight is bad) as Pastaface! LOL

[chazza]

Personally I'm not keen on it, I don't like the smell of it. It is quite good for dry skin and lips but not as good as blistex for lips!

[Beads]

To be honest it's like a woody smelling vaseline. I have some and find it a bit greasy - can take it or leave it really - don't really use it much and wouldn't purchase again.

[reefgal]

yes it is very greasy to use over the face but its perfect for any rough areas on skin such as elbows also good around the eye contour area if you are sunbathing.

[teag1rl]

It smells absolutely rank, but I have really dry skin and it has been my saviour. You can keep your E45's and Diprobases- EA's 8 hour cream put on before bed is the only cure for me! Also, it's great if you're going out in the wind or skiing so long as you can hack the greasiness. It's not really a day-time moisturiser.