E: 31/08?? Win One of Five Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream Skin Protectants

ella87310

What better time to celebrate a true iconic product - and one of the world's biggest beauty secrets - than 08/08/08 - a rare moment in time, and a once in a lifetime date.
Elizabeth Arden's 8 Hour Cream is your best beauty secret and a celeb and make-up artist must-have.
Its multi-tasking abilities and skin restorative properties mean this miracle cream is a must-have for the summer months. 8 Hour Cream also comes in a lip, hand and body cream. Here are 8 great ways to use 8 Hour this summer:

Body buffing - Summer legs need to look their best! Sweep some Eight Hour over those pins after shaving to prevent dryness and flaking.

Flip Flop Rescue - Eight Hour Cream is fantastic to dab on that sensitive area in between toes to soothe and prevent the on set of bruising.
In-flight hydrator - Inflight, apply a little Eight Hour Cream to dry areas to prevent tight, uncomfortable skin.
Anti-frizz - Apply Eight Hour lightly and sparingly to the ends of your hair to calm and smooth untamable locks.
Bikini Line Rescue - Apply a little Eight Hour Cream onto the area at night to soothe sore skin and reduce redness.
Perfect Kisses - Soften your lips for tender kisses.
Available in larger Boots stores or shop online at boots.com

To win one of 5 Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream Skin Protectants (50ml), simply answer the question here.

In what decade was Elizabeth Arden's 8 Hour Cream developed?
30s thanks to misspiggy, maryfay and siannie xxx
40s
50s


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Miss_Piggy_2

According to Google, developed in the 30's

maryfay

1934, so 30s

SiannieLaz

I would guess the 30's accordingly the article below:
In 1909, when her partnership broke up, she opened a beauty salon of her own on Fifth Avenue, changed her name to Elizabeth Arden. She began to forumulate, manufacture, and sell her own cosmetic products. In 1914 she began expanding her business under the corporate name, "Elizabeth Arden." In 1922, she opened her first salon in France, thus moving into the European market.
In 1918, Elizabeth Arden married. Her husband, Thomas Lewis, was an American, and through him she gained American citizenship. Thomas Lewis served as her business manager until their divorce in 1935. She never permitted her husband to own stock in her enterprise, and so after the divorce he went to work for the rival firm owned by Helena Rubinstein.

In 1934, Elizabeth Arden converted her summer home in Maine into the Maine Chance Beauty Spa, and then expanded her line of spas nationally and internationally.

sugarspunsister

Thanks Ella, it says that the the comp closes 01/09 so you can amend the title if you see this