Elizabeth Arden Skin Care
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Elizabeth Arden skin care offers a wide variety of skin care and beauty products to customers worldwide.
Elizabeth Arden Skin Care History
Company founder, Elizabeth Arden, was born and raised in Canada during the late 1800s. Born Florence Nightingale Graham, she was educated as a nurse. During her nursing career, she found herself drawn towards cosmetic uses for traditional medical products. Soon, the young nurse began creating her own cosmetic creams.
Finally, at age 30, Florence moved to New York to pursue her dream. She worked in a beauty parlor and became well-versed in beauty and relaxation treatments. In 1910, 32-year-old Florence changed her name and opened a red-doored beauty parlor on high-end Fifth Avenue.
Today, the company has expanded well beyond its Fifth Avenue locale, and now serves customers on a global scale. Elizabeth Arden remains committed to its founder's vision, and strives to offer cutting-edge products. Today, you can find Elizabeth Arden skin care products in malls, department stores, and high-end boutiques. The company also operates many spas and salons, all designed to make women feel beautiful, stylish, and powerful.
Skin Simple
Skin Simple is the back-to-basics Elizabeth Arden skin care regime. Containing natural ingredients, such as rosemary and sage, the products are gentle and appropriate for all skin types. Products include:
- Efficiency Effort 2-in-1 cleanser/toner is a combination product that multi-tasks for customers who are short on time.
- Time Machine is an intensive anti aging lotion that contains apple extract, Vitamin A, and Vitamin C. It is designed to combat the signs of aging, including fine lines, wrinkles, and loss of firmness. The product promises immediate improvement.
- Unplugged is a mask designed to clean clogged poors and exfoliate dead skin.
- Beauty Sleep is a beauty cream designed to be used overnight. With consistent usage, customers should experience smoother, softer, more hydrated skin and a rested appearance.
Ceramide
- Ceramide is a naturally occuring component in our skin that helps us stay youthful and vibrant. As we age, ceramide production slows and signs of aging increase. Elizabeth Arden made ceramide the foundation of an innovative line of anti aging products. Some products in the line include:
- Ceramide Firm Lift. This anti aging lotion combines apple extracts and Vitamin C to improve skin's resilience and firmness, and to reduce dark spots.
- Ceramide-C Age and Wrinkle Defying. These moisturizing capsules combine ceramide with Vitamins A and E to ease the signs of aging in the throat, hands, and face.
Prevage
- Prevage Skin Care is an innovative collaboration between Elizabeth Arden and the makers of Botox. The line utilizes a new antioxidant, Idebenone, to fight the signs of aging and promote collagen production. Prevage is geared towards "environmental aging," things such as sun damage and smoking. Prevage is a light lotion to be applied once to twice daily, depending on skin sensitivity. Specialty versions include Prevage for Men and Prevage for People of Color. Prevage can be found at many specialty stores and fine retailers, including:
- Foley's
- Hecht's
- Dillard's
- Ulta
- Macy's
- Bon Ton
- Lord & Taylor
- Saks Fifth Avenue
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Comments
Tammy, it's so frustrating when a product you love is discontinued. I've personally seen Skinsimple at Marshalls recently, so hopefully you'll have some luck there.
Bia, thanks for the suggestion to check Ross, too. I believe many discount stores have probably picked up the stock since the line went under.
-- Contributed by: TsharmaYou can find the skin simple line at ross and marshall stores or online
-- Contributed by: BiaI also have been searching for the Skinsimple. Love the product..but can't find. I will check at TJ axx and Marshalls here in Plainfied IN. It would sure be great if it could be sold at Wal-Mart or Meijer.
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