
What the brand claims
In the brand’s own words, quoted as written.
“A lightweight yet deeply nourishing moisturiser from the iconic Eight Hour® Cream range, designed to adapt to your skin’s changing hydration needs. Formulated with an Auto-Rehydrating Complex to detect and replenish moisture loss, 5% squalane to strengthen the skin barrier, and ectoine to soothe dryness and protect against daily environmental stressors, it delivers up to 80 hours of continuous hydration. Non-comedogenic, fast-absorbing, and fragrance-free, it leaves skin feeling silky, comfortable, and visibly smoother. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, and ideal for those experiencing dryness, dehydration, or a weakened skin barrier. Apply morning and evening to the face and neck, use alone or layer over a serum, and massage gently until fully absorbed to maximise hydration and comfort.”
Quoted from the Elizabeth Arden product page
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Ingredients65 ingredients
The full INCI list, as published by the brand.
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What we've checked so far
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What we looked at
- Full INCI list, cross-checked against the brand's published formula.
- 90-day price history across 2 retailers, excluding shipping.
- 204 external ratings aggregated from review sites and retailers.
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What buyers say elsewhere
204 ratings from external review sites and retailers — scores only, we don't republish their words. Corol community reviews haven't started yet.
External average
4.8/ 5
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All 2 retailers
From €21.49 · Prices updated 2 days ago
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