Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Eye Capsules is clinically and dermatologically tested. The formula improves the sensitive skin in the eye area's moisture balance on the surface, reduces fine lines and wrinkles and strengthens the skin's repair mechani…
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Product description
Elizabeth Arden Advanced Ceramide Eye Capsules is clinically and dermatologically tested. The formula improves the sensitive skin in the eye area's moisture balance on the surface, reduces fine lines and wrinkles and strengthens the skin's repair mechanism. The combination of new ingredients and higher concentrations rebuilds not only the important and natural lipids, it also strengthens the natural rebuilding proces of the skin. This results in a visible firmer, smoother and healthier look of the skin in the eye area. The serum smoothes and softens the skin.
100% of the test women saw a over-all improvement of their skin, by using Ceramide Capsules. 100% saw and improvement in the glow andluminosity of the skin. 97% saw an markedly improvement in the appearence of fine lines and wrinkles. 95% of the women felt there skin was significant more hydrated.
Application:
Apply on clean and dry skin
To open the capsule, gentle twist the top until it comes off
Press into the fingers
Massage an appropriate amount into the eye area
Follow with your normal eye cream
Can be used morning and night
Benefits:
Super delicious eye serum for all skin types
Decreases fine lines and wrinkles significant
Hydrates the skin intensivey
Improves the skin's radiance and luminosity
Rebuilds the natural lipides and the natural rebuilding process of the skin
Elizabeth Arden, (1878-1966) was a Canadian professional woman who pioneered in skin care and cosmetics. She established the company Elizabeth Arden that later became a multi-national business. Elizabeth Arden was a nurse and later in her life, she got an education in skin care and beauty. In 1910 she was self-contained with her own clinic on 5th Avenue in New York. Characteristic of the clinic was the red door, which since has been used at Elizabeth Arden salons worldwide. The door and the street name of her first salon has also given names to fragrances as Red Door and 5th Avenue.
