As the weather turns colder and indoor heating takes its toll on our skin, beauty expert Nadine Baggott recently shared valuable advice on combatting dry skin during an appearance on This Morning. It’s no surprise that one of Nadine’s top recommendations to combat the effects of central heating on the skin is the renowned Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant.
For those interested, a 50ml size of this sought-after product is currently available on Amazon at a discounted price of £18.23, reduced from £31. This cult favorite cream is well-loved for its ability to relieve dry and chapped skin.
Apart from its primary use, this versatile product can also serve multiple purposes, such as shaping brows, adding a glow to cheeks, soothing hands, and smoothing cuticles and nails.
Nadine further highlighted the efficacy of the cream, describing it as a barrier against external elements, earning it an iconic status in the beauty realm. Additionally, she shared helpful tips on combating winter skin dryness, including reducing shower duration and temperature, applying body moisturizer to damp skin, and incorporating richer shower and cleansing oils into the routine.
In her skincare recommendations to combat dryness, Nadine praised the Aestura Atobarrier365 Cream from Sephora, priced at £26, known for its skin barrier restoration properties. For budget-friendly alternatives, she also endorsed the CeraVe Moisturising Cream with Ceramides available for £7 at LookFantastic, and the INKEY List’s Bio-Active Ceramide Repairing and Plumping Moisturiser, currently on sale for £14.20.
Meanwhile, Dove’s Pro Age Body Butter with ceramide restoring serum, priced at £7.99 at Boots, and the Dr Jart+ Ceramidin Skin Barrier Moisturising Cream, available for £15 at Space NK, are also recommended choices to combat dry skin in the cold weather.
The Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream Skin Protectant continues to receive acclaim from shoppers on Amazon, with an impressive average rating of 4.5 out of five stars from over 8,000 reviewers. Users praise its effectiveness in treating dry and chapped skin, with many expressing satisfaction with its moisturizing and soothing properties.
While some users noted the cream’s thick texture and strong initial scent, they emphasized its performance in hydrating and nourishing the skin. The product is also offered in a ‘lightly scented’ version for those with fragrance sensitivities, available at Boots for £31.
Overall, the Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream continues to garner positive reviews from loyal users who appreciate its quality, effectiveness, and versatile application.