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The perfect companion to Elizabeth Ardens classic. This fast absorbing gel cream for the hands moisturises for up to 8 hours. Soothing emollients smooth and soften rough, weather exposed skin. Signs of dryness and cracking are reversed so hands look and feel soft and touchable.
- Body Care
- Elizabeth Arden
- 75ml
Elizabeth Arden Body Care Eight Hour Cream Intensive Moisturising Hand Treatment 75ml
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The perfect companion to Elizabeth Ardens classic. This fast absorbing gel cream for the hands moisturises for up to 8 hours. Soothing emollients smooth and soften rough, weather exposed skin. Signs of dryness and cracking are reversed so hands look and feel soft and touchable.
- Body Care
- Elizabeth Arden
- 75ml
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Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Hand Treatment
Tried and tested by my wife over a number of years and still one of her favourite moisturisers. She uses the lip moisturiser every night without fail along with this hand treatment cream and swears by both for quality and effectiveness.
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Worth the price!
Fantastic for sensitive skin, my 8 year olds hand were cracked and painful due to constantly using sanitizer in school and we had tried every hand cream to ease it but until this nothing worked. Its not the nicest smelling cream out there but the results are brilliant
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Fab
I love this, it's so good and really makes my hands feel soft.
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works well on my hands
I have been using this cream for years as I suffer from psoriasis on my hands and cannot tolerate most hand creams
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Best hand cream
I have been using this for years. Best hand cream actually works.
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