Ye gods, QVC are really scrapping the barrel. EA is seen as an old lady brand has been for years. Always on discount as you said.Alison Keenan mentioned yesterday that Elizabeth Arden is also coming to QVC.
There used to be loads of this in our local discount store (now closed down)
It was always there piled high, seems like they would have had to give the stuff away to shift it.
That's ok. I'm an old lady now
saying that one of the perfumes I've worn on and off for years is Splendour. My youngest daughter confided in me that when she felt a bit down, she'd spray a bit on herself. Hence I can't ever not have a bottle of it on my dressing table.
I don’t know how I managed nursing in my 18‘s - 30’s wearing a cream liquid foundation. Since used BM and Laura Geller B&B would love to try something new for when I eventually start to get out sometime.
No. I meant a brand that was big back in the 60s and 70s that still has counters but never see anyone buying from them.That's ok. I'm an old lady now
My mother got a sample of the EA 8 hour hand cream a few years ago and she passed it on to me for some reason. I did try it but the smell was absolutely rank. I've no idea if that was how it was supposed to smell or whether it had gone off but I've never been tempted to try anything from the range since.
It smells horrible. Reminded me of wallpaper paste or something else to do with DIY. I got a tube about 20 years ago from a lady I knew at the gym who was selling discounted branded beauty products (mainly perfume). I actually thought they were knock-offs when I smelt the 8 Hour Cream but then realised it always smells like that. Its also denser and waxier than Vaseline so no idea how you’re supposed to use it. And it’s expensive (or was back then)!
I tried a bit of the 8 hour cream at the counter years ago, I was just curious as to why it was so iconic.
What I don't like about Aldi is they do knock offs. If their products are as good as they say then why not spend money on designing their own line instead of ripping off other brands. Don't get me wrong, the fact they're producing products that people seem to like then good on them. Just don't copy other brands. I'm surprised they're still getting away with it.
I think they do an unscented version. Apparently, air hostesses swear by it to counteract the dryness on flights. I tried it years ago and did use it but wasn't overly fussed on the smell so never repurchased, although it lasted ages. . Saying that, I've had a big flare up of eczema and I'll try anything to sort my dry flaky hands so maybe worth a try now as it has vitamin e in it. Tried Egyptian magic which was far greasier so didn't like that.I tried a bit of the 8 hour cream at the counter years ago, I was just curious as to why it was so iconic.
Well, I reeled from the smell of it
How anyone can put that on their skin is beyond me.
Let's all wait for the spiel when they tell us how wonderful it is.........and laugh.
www.boots.com
Decisions decisions, I was about to click the app to try JW, might hold off for this now ….
There is now 10% off for today only for a minimum spend of £50. The code is FLASH10.I don`t use Estee Lauder but noticed Boots have a special offer set which includes a 30ml Night Repair serum, a full size lip balm and a 40ml primer plus you get a free hand sanitiser. The set is £49 and you`ll get points plus free collection or delivery.
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