Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Favorites Set

Apply a thin layer as needed to dry, irritated, or rough skin areas. It can also be used to tame brows, highlight cheekbones, or soothe minor irritations.

While it can be used on the face for localized dryness or irritation, its rich texture may be too heavy for some facial skin types, especially if prone to breakouts or oiliness. A patch test is recommended.

The Eight Hour® Cream Lip Protectant comes with SPF 15, which helps to shield your lips from harmful UV rays.

You can apply the Lip Protectant as often as needed throughout the day, especially before sun exposure or in dry, windy conditions.

The Lip Protectant is enriched with shea butter, coconut oil, and vitamin E for deep moisturization and protection.

The products are generally well-tolerated, but the original Eight Hour® Cream has a distinct scent and rich texture that might not suit all sensitive skin types. A patch test is advisable.

Its primary benefit is to provide intense moisturization, soothe dryness and visible redness, and protect the skin.

Apply a very thin layer and gently massage it into the skin. For very dry areas, apply after a lighter moisturizer. Avoid using on large areas of the face if you have oily or combination skin.

Ensure the product is at a suitable temperature; if it has become very cold, it may be firmer. Warm it slightly by holding it on your lips for a few moments before gliding.

The characteristic scent is a signature of the Eight Hour® Cream. If it is bothersome, consider using the product on areas less noticeable to your sense of smell, or explore fragrance-free alternatives if available.

Ensure you are applying a sufficient amount to the affected area and that it is being used consistently as part of your skincare routine. For severe dryness, consistent, regular application is key.